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By *asterAndFuckToy OP Couple 33 weeks ago

Newport

Hi thinking about buying a Hayabusa for a bit of touring with my lad and fun at the weekends in the twistys, good buy? Riden plenty of bikes but never one of these, thanks

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By *untressFlidaisWoman 33 weeks ago

Tyne and Wear

I tried one once. I found it too wide in the seat and very weighty. I think even with a lowering kit I'd still be on tip toe

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By *woforfun100Couple 32 weeks ago

North East

I’ve had one, great bike but I also had a ZZR1400 and I personally preferred that

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By *heff_bloke1000Man 32 weeks ago

SHEFFIELD

It's not a touring bike by any means, the pillion accomodation is very poor. You'd be better off with a zzr1400 in my humble opinion.

The hyabusa is one of my favourite looking bikes but I found them really uncomfortable to ride

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By *asterAndFuckToy OP Couple 32 weeks ago

Newport

Thanks for your opinions

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By *coobyABCMan 32 weeks ago

Aberdeen

Best thing to do is test ride a few. Personally I loved my old one, could ride for hours no issues. Rode my mates Gen2 and wrists were killing me after 30 minutes. Maybe I'm just getting old lol

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By *reenlanerCouple 32 weeks ago

bournemouth

Love the hayabusa had a few of them over the years

Comfy long distance mile muncher

That handles fairly well

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By *phrodite and FunCouple 31 weeks ago

Chalus, France and various UK

We had a a gen 1 Busa for 5 years , only sold it when we move to France . Carol loved it . Great in the twistys 2 up . Low centre of gravity. Never had any problem with wrist ache. Recently had a BMW 1200 Adventure . Got rid of the quick sharp . And bought another gixer 1000. But we are considering another Busa . You can poke your zzr 14's lol

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By *ust RachelTV/TS 31 weeks ago

Horsham

What about an adventure bike, with the shit state of the roads, it could be an alternative.

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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago

Having had several GSX1300R's Hayabusa they are no good for touring or scratching! Bars are short and low and the bike is about a foot too long in the wheel base. Tyres are J spec and expensive! I did over 50k miles on them and it's a love hate relationship.

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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago

My favourite by the way was my BMW GS1250 Adventure

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By *enuine Gent 4 funMan 31 weeks ago

norwich

Try a Honda cbr1100xx Super Blackbird

Great for touring or lean down and crack the throttle !

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By *asterAndFuckToy OP Couple 31 weeks ago

Newport

Thanks everyone for your comments

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By *ubbles12312Couple 30 weeks ago

stockport

Gen 2 zzr1400 over the suzi every day tried both ended up owing 2 1400

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By *enuine Gent 4 funMan 30 weeks ago

norwich

"Gen 2 zzr1400 over the suzi every day tried both ended up owing 2 1400

I thought about one of those at the same time I bought the Blackbird but I found them to be twice the price so didn't even try one!

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By *eWillMakeYouSquirtCouple 19 weeks ago

leicester

Hello did u find one as I’m in the same boat as u now lol

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By *nrealfeelMan 19 weeks ago

cork

Honestly depends on what generation busa, how much do you have to spend? That's the question with all bikes, what will suit you best at this time you require.

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By *nrealfeelMan 19 weeks ago

cork

Can't beat a boxer engine for low weight distribution, love the r1200s, hp2 came after. Pre liquid cooled of course, I had an r1150gs and I used to burn gsxr 1000s on the back roads, thought I was a typical bmw driver lol, I still make streetfighters in my shed

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By *ola cubesMan 18 weeks ago

coatbridge

"Hi thinking about buying a Hayabusa for a bit of touring with my lad and fun at the weekends in the twistys, good buy? Riden plenty of bikes but never one of these, thanks "
would love a bussie but I know it would end in tears lol

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By *aintsnsinnersCouple 18 weeks ago

Tamworth

Rode a Busa Hearse for a year, 800kg of hearse and the unrestricted Busa

Always got asked to give the deceased a last blast, came close to joining him in the coffin a few times

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By *agman275Man 17 weeks ago

Benfleet

Go and try Bmw K1300s you will be surprised

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