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Good job Aryan. I noticed that the 100mm was at work. You were carrying your entire arsenal? And an excellent text as well to complement the photographs.
However I missed out on the Modes part!
However I missed out on the Modes part!
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The Wheel was a great invention; Two Wheels with a Motor in between was even better!
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Thats a mighty busa with torque loads of power and style. Nice write up and pics. Congratulations Kabir for becoming the proud owner of the Mothership. Take good care of her and of yourself. Ride safe and enjoy every moment with your Black Falcon.
cHEERS!!!
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Awesome.. no words exist to praise this beauty..Follow me on Twitter: mrgenius8181
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Don't have enough words for that Ammmmazing machine and it's specs left me awestruck...! Equally beautiful photography and words! Thanks Aryan for the treat to our eyes and to Lonewolf, wow..! Enjoy the beautiful ride and ride safe!Ketan Nikharge.
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Great work done Aryan, yet again!Join xBhp On
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Superb Pics Aryan Da as always.
Special treat for our eyes seeing the big daddy of All Motorcycle.
LoneWolf have you tried all the 3 modes. How was your experience. ?
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thanks ravjot!!! i fell in love with the lid..... at first glance...Originally posted by rav<3 busa View PostFantastic photography by aryan da of the most beautifull bike ever (my opinion
). Really these pics really make the bike like awesome 
. Congrats again Cpt. kabir and yeah apart from ur bike the lid looks really cool .
yupOriginally posted by scarecrow View Post
right now really possesive.... so not in a mood of sharing the bike
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well thanks bro.... i will soon write a write up a ownership exp of the busa will write all the details as per meOriginally posted by venkatesh_B View Post
thanksOriginally posted by Makky View Post
thanks brother will surly willOriginally posted by blisteringintelligence View PostWoW
Mesmerizing Scintillating Breathtaking MindBlowing Superb .......
Thats a mighty busa with torque loads of power and style. Nice write up and pics. Congratulations Kabir for becoming the proud owner of the Mothership. Take good care of her and of yourself. Ride safe and enjoy every moment with your Black Falcon.
cHEERS!!!
thanks broOriginally posted by ketan_r15 View Post
Originally posted by mav1234 View Post
not tried the b mode :P
a mode was tested by accident on the first day itself.... the bike lireally jumps at the slightest twist :P
c- mode is really comfortable and yet very powerfull also will write all the details in the ownership exp. soonComment
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@LoneWolf and Bestofrivals: Why don't you guys use a nifty tool known as PM (Private Messages)? That would be really good. Try it!
Thanks.
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And there's no hurry either brother in trying all the modes so soon ...... get yourself used to the power of C before you graduate......Originally posted by LoneWolf View Post
I cant forget when i was following you trying to remind you that you are back in A-mode .... hahhaha!!!
whatever you experienced is not even 5% of what the A-mode is really about......
till then make it a habbit to change mode before you push off
WARNING FOR SBK's:
- Never close your eyes
- Do not use 6th Gear when riding in counter rotation to the earth
- If dinosaurs are sighted, reverse the direction of travel
- Call nearest Airport for Visibility distance report before turning throttle
- Do not operate vehicle in small countries or on islands
- Hang on very tightly
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hehe aye aye sir!!!Originally posted by navalds View PostAnd there's no hurry either brother in trying all the modes so soon ...... get yourself used to the power of C before you graduate......
I cant forget when i was following you trying to remind you that you are back in A-mode .... hahhaha!!! whatever you experienced is not even 5% of what the A-mode is really about......
till then make it a habbit to change mode before you push off
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if i may speak about the exhaust note, i must say its one of the quietest buzzing note you'll hear, at low speeds its very quiet, the real purr comes at 6000+ Rpm.....bt still its one of the quietest SBK as compared to the lot.... sure needs an exhaust to make some soundOriginally posted by venkatesh_B View Post
Busa sure heats up but nothing like an R1, its much comfier then an R1, the lower part of the tank gets heated up in stop and go traffic but once you start cruising at 70-80 kmph + you don't feel much heat... plus the full fairing with side vents makes sure the hot air fanned out by the radiator doesnt run straight into your legs, thighs!!!WARNING FOR SBK's:
- Never close your eyes
- Do not use 6th Gear when riding in counter rotation to the earth
- If dinosaurs are sighted, reverse the direction of travel
- Call nearest Airport for Visibility distance report before turning throttle
- Do not operate vehicle in small countries or on islands
- Hang on very tightly
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@all: Thank everyone. I am really glad that you all liked the photographs. Thanks also, for ALL the appreciation.
@LoneWolf: I hope I was able to do justice to the beauty of your new machine.
@Sunny: Thank you so very much. I am really glad that I could do this shoot, for xBhp.
@Ken Da: Thanks da, and yes, I was carrying my whole camera equipment; I ALWAYS do! Also, the 100mm macro lens is a piece of marvel, I tell you!
Looking forward to more such photographic (First Impression) opportunities in the future.
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apart from regular angels, the close up of brake calipers, chain and brake lever is well thought out and executed. i like them the most.www.motorcykle.in - The lighter side of motorcyclingComment
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Beautiful pictures. While one can see lots of well executed photographs all over the net, what really stands out here is the attention to little things such as the chain links, reflections off of the tank, texture of material behind the 'Tokiko' calipers, etc. I guess one must really "see" before one can "communicate". Very creative indeed.
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Pretty impressive shoot there Aryan.
@Lonewolf-Congrats. I've been following your other thread for quite some time now.
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