Day 1 | 4000 Mile Sport Bike Road Trip on my new 2022 Hayabusa
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- čas přidán 21. 05. 2022
- It's Friday after work and we get a jump on a 4000 mile sport bike road trip from Colorado to Orlando Florida and back. This is Day 1 and we ride to Clayton New Mexico which is only a few miles from the Texas pan handle. We got our new Givi Tail bag and Ventura Suki-Moto suction cup tank bag.
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I tour on my CBR1000RR and always love to find others touring on sport bikes. As for riding a long day, every touring rider IMHO, should do at least one 1,000 mile day just so you know what it's like. You never know when some emergency will need to get you somewhere in a hurry. It's not so much about how far it is, it's about your mindset when you start the day and knowing what you have to do and do it safely.
Awesome, I also live to see other sportbikes touring. Totally agree about the mindset.
@@MonkeyButtRides I turned 69 earlier this year so, if I'm any kind of example, you have many years of riding ahead of you.
1000 miles in one day?!?! Holy cow! 300-400 miles I think would be my limit. At least that's what it is for me in a car. Perhaps it will be different on my Busa once I start riding it. Currently getting all the "goods" put on it.
You bring me hope for the sport bike touring life I thought I was the only one out here doing it😎
😁👍 there aren't many of us out there but we do exist!!!!
Man, I love your channel! I ride a Gen 3 ‘22 BUSA and I really do appreciate all of your videos…Thank you so much for posting all of them.
Thanks man and you are welcome there will be more for sure. Lots of road trip vids coming cause it's that time of year for me, but also some cosmetic mods and other things on the horizon as well.
What an adventure! Looking forward to this epic ride!!
Great vid, great camera angles, great edits, great bike, great country and a frikn awesome dude!
Thanks OO!
Exciting!
Great job on the video!!!! I love the maps!!
I salute you brother, that is a lot of flat straight highway. Not my cup of tea, but anyone that completes a journey like this gets a Kudos from me.
Bike trip gets you an immediate "like". That wind is awesome! Wow.
Bike Trip = 😁👍 Gusty cross Wind = 😬🤬
Awesome. Let the adventure begin. 👍🏼🇦🇺 appreciate all your efforts
Thanks 👍 It was an adventure for sure. Doing a daily vid for on the way out and a single vid for the return trip hope you like them.
@@MonkeyButtRides just spoke with Woolich racing today. ECU flash should be available in a couple of weeks.
My man, intro gold. Awesome work.
Thanks my friend, I'm a trying....
Awesome
Loving the camera angles you use for motovlogging. The Busa will attract attention anywhere it goes.
Thanks matt! Yes, yes it does!
Three ppl and your bike was the talk of the town LOL. Man you are a true rider, adventurer, and any other biker positive name I can't think of at this moment. That wind was a monster, but you handled it like a champ. Out longest day was 745 miles, but that's on our wings. Like I said you are a champ.
745 miles is a loooooong day on any bike. Thanks Rich! I love riding!
Good luck on the road be safe
Thanks man!
Just found you.. excited to see this trip!!
Welcome aboard good sir. Hope you enjoy the vids.
That wind would have driven me crazy, you did well and the busa certainly was popular in that small town 😀🍺
On my return the wind was still blowin like I hadn't left Colorado and there were 3 over turned semi trucks. It was nasty man.
Digging the setup 👌😎so I brought all these thumbs ups for ya algorithms fam 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💥💯
Much appreciated as always!!!
@@MonkeyButtRides this vid was a step up excellent layout awesome travel vlog 👏
Looks like fun dude! Wish I was there to join you.
Dude it would be a blast.
Awesome epic ride!
And a fantastic bike to do it on...
I've got the silver & red one & I
L O V E it!.... 🇭🇲
Thanks man! Yes the Busa is awesome!!! Enjoy it! One day I will ride in Australia 🇦🇺 and New Zealand 🇳🇿!
You're actually touring on a "sport touring" bike?
I love it! 👍
Yes we are!!! Well it depends on who you ask but I love it too! Thanks man!
I've seen bars for the gsxr 600 and 750 that raise the hand grips 4.5 inches up and 2 inches back. The bike lines don't flow quite as well but it's far from ugly. Would make an excellent sport touring compromise.
I’m still playing catch up on motovlogs but damn! I didn’t realize you were traveling to FL 😅 I have yet to be about that long distance life! I think the most I’ve gone is 350-400 ish on the ZX6R. Hoping to change that this year. Safe travels man! Looking forward to part 2
350-400 is no small trip. I wasn't doing much more then that day to day around 500 each day (4 full days) on the way back which was better than the 3.5 days going out to FL. I thought about sending you a DM do a group ride or something, but fam had my time all booked up.
Hahaha... awesome to see your bike was a hit with the locals! :D
🤣😂 Indeed.
There are luggage options for the 22 Busa by SW- Motech & Hepco & Becker 👍🏼
I need to check those out for future road trips.
wicked trip bro. i’ve done 1200 miles on my 07 750 shadow. it’s bobbed with ape hangers and chopped behind the seat with no fenders front or back. once those tires gets nice n hot it starts to suck a little bit because those rocks just pelt me in the back 😂 wouldn’t have it any other way though i love it
Thanks bro, love your style, 1200 miles doing it your way! That's what it's about!
When your’re leaning into the wind ….then it disappears 😂😂😂😂
On my way home I saw 3 over turned semi's....they can't lean into the wind though..
Great video man! Such a pity I wasn't in Florida like a week earlier :'( Nothing worse than super strong wind, just makes you so tired as well.
Beasht. Knocking out a few hundred miles in a day on a BUSA :)
Yeah a little tie down hook there would be much handier, could also see are there any supported soft panniers for the busa?
All of the cows 😂😂
Nothing like some tasty BBQ!! Love seeing the Busa being road tripped man :)
Would have been pretty cool to ride with ya in FL but it was not meant to be. The wind just wore me down in hindsight I am very happy I decided to leave Friday after work versus trying to make Dallas, Texas in a single day, that would have not gone well at all.
Oh and the Busa was so awesome to road trip!!! Frickin loved 😍 it man!
What is the longest road trip on any bike you have undertaken? For me this this was it just over 4100 miles total round trip and even though the riding itself was probably over 3500 miles of straight, flat highways I enjoyed the hell out of it!
Cow pasture hilarious 😆🤣😂😄😅😭
😂🤣 Just shows you how popular the busa is.
dope bike man I notice the 2022 hayabusa gen 3 looks smaller than the older models & more modern looking for some reason
Thanks man, the new gen 3 ecstatic's are nice.
this bike does get tossed around by even a mild cross wind. One thing will help is to lower the rebound in rear shock. Also remove the stock mufflers as the act as sails
Good tips, the stock mufflers are long gone!! They weighed 20lbs a piece. Boat anchors.
@@MonkeyButtRides I ve been riding with mufflers deleted.. just ordered the two brothers full, gonna save some LBs
thats exactly where i put my phone mount lol tight squeeze
It's the same spot I use on my ZX10 and after a while I've simply gotten use to it. The steering stem mount is probably a better mount for street bikes but at this point I'm just use to it.
@@MonkeyButtRides You put the mount in the best spot..... I tried a ram stem mount and it never worked properly and ended up with the same location as you ! Great videos !
Great trip video on a great bike. How are you adjusting your chain while on the road? I have been considering getting a Busa but I am hesitant because it does not have a center stand which makes chain adjustment accurate and easy. Thanx!
Thanks man, the Busa is amazing. I just do it on the side stand. No real choice, at home I have a paddock stand but, on the road, just do it on the side stand. Obviously, it's not as nice as on the paddock or center stand but it really isn't that bad on the side stand either. Same goes for lubricating the chain.
Love the video.. What cell phone mount did you use on the ride?
Thanks man! I use QuadLock. I have 3 bikes and I use quad lock on all 3 of them!
Cool video. What kind of helmet is that? Your visor is bad ass!
Thx. The helmet is a Sedici Strada 2 Carbon
Next time you cross the Rio ya better stop by I need a busa 👉👀🔥💥👍💫🤘😇🙏☝✊💯🚀✌🤯
Totally thought about DM'in you but I just had no time in the schedule, fam had me booked!
@@MonkeyButtRides no I completely understand just messing with ya Gotcha 👉
Good stuff man. I'd like to take either my or larger bike for a long trip. I ride a cbr650r. She could handle it but I already commute plus ride for fun so it's alot ;]
Do it man!!! Take a week off and just go somewhere!
Soon as I get my first bike in a few days, first thing I'm doing is going on a road trip, LA to Florida
Holy shit balls, good on you man!
Get the GIVI top case.. if you want i will video mine on gsxs1000f it is awesome
Would love to see it.
@@MonkeyButtRides posted it..
hi great vid wondering if I can ask what earplugs you are using please? regards john from Australia
I cringe as i type this but I don't use ear plugs, however, I'm looking at some reviews on them and I have heard good things about the motosafe ear plugs. Maybe try googling them...
My bike heat up after ride for a while you think when that happens I should let it rest a little bit ?
You need to figure out why it's overheating. Is it low coolant? Are the fans not kicking on? Does only happen in stop/go traffic?
How comfortable is this beauty mate?? I wanna switch from my adventure to this …but iam a lil scared😂
IDK what ADV you have but I'm gonna be dead honest with you, it will be night and day and not comfy at all compared to an ADV bike. Not even close. They are two completely different genres.
@@MonkeyButtRides I have a tiger.X-r x …was looking at a different experience…at times too much comfort also gets a little boring…I have some experience on Gen 1 busa …was hoping this one would a tad more comfortable (maybe a riser and aftermarket foot pegs will do the trick)…
Also iam just a weekend rider 150 to 200 kms is all I cover on Sunday’s
@@awesomeagnihotrisvlog I think you would be just fine on the Busa then I can't speak to comfort between Gen1 and the gen3 but bar risers sounds like a great idea and might be the perfect balance for ya plus with cruise control I think 150/200k won't be a problem for ya at all
Did you take 1-12 to Slidell when you got to Hammond, LA? It's a nice shortcut if you don't want to go to New Orleans.
No, I ended up staying in the French quarters. I wanted the New Orleans experience...LOL
Hi, Thx for the vid ! What's your exhaust system ?
Your welcome, I'm running the full M4 system.
@@MonkeyButtRides Thx !
Any, and all of those riders who have not rode through those Western states, especially those flatlander prairie states have any idea just how hard those crosswinds can be. I have rode from KY to SD, WY, MT area a few times on BMW's, and I have never, and do not ever expect to get accustomed to those cross winds. One on a ride back from Canada through either MN, or WI riding on a Yamaha, Virago, long ago, not experienced at all with those cross winds, a gust hit me from my right, and instantly put me into the left lane, thank God the guy coming up behind me in the left lane slowed down, and did not collide into me...
Glad you survived to tell that story.
Lol I instantly had PTSD reading your comment. I live in the Panhandle of Texas. Last week I traded in a Kawi Zx4RR for my Busa...... 240 miles each way to / fro my home to Oklahoma City. It was 20 gusting 35 knots crosswind my entire time on Interstate 40. My abs, hands, and inner thighs were stupid sore the next day from hanging onto the darn bike. I was taking breaks every 30 minutes. Will say, the added 160lbs on the Busa was a Godsend for the return trip. I was ballin' at 85 versus 65 on the Kawi while saying prayers to Jesus to keep her 420lb butt on the road.
WHAAAAAT
Yo could you talk about the riding position for long distance? I did 4 hour ride and needless to say.. I though my back and arms where going to fall off.
Yeah I can make a video about that.
Let’s link up and make a video if you still life in Colorado? You can use me as an example, the hayabusa is my first bike.
I'm down to ride, still live here.
Mate I hate cross wind like that, it’s just horrible to ride in, you’re doing some serious miles on that thing
Yes indeed the gusty cross wind's suck ass.
Some bikes do better in the wind, some are really bad... My Gen 3 Busa I feel is not that good with side winds compared to other bikes I own or have owned... I live in a windy area of the southwest and have been blown from one lane to the other and wonder if going faster or slowing down helps ? Usually you get used to it but if it is gusting and with all that fairing plastic it catches it ! Lol....
I can't compare the busa, don't recall riding in wind that bad before. On my way back it was worse, I came across 3 over turned semi's and I had to slow down. It seemed to be better but it was really bad.
@@MonkeyButtRides Scary and stressful !
Man if I had a Busa my ass would be trying to see how fast I could make that trip
HaHa, it's tempting for sure, but I like not spending time in jail and it's tiring as hell trying to hold your body up against all that wind.
i live in Nevada and sometimes the wind in the desert...F&*KKK..... hate it, especially on my T7, which is tall bike, feels like the wind lifting the tires off the road and moving your bike.... the busa should be better with the long wheel base I assume... dammmm hate it
You and me both!!
Texas doesn’t have good BBQ! That’s why Patrick Mahomes came to Kansas City!
LOL....wow! I have tasted BBQ all across this land and I have to disagree with you on that one. Texas has some great BBQ!!! TBF I have not had the chance to eat BBQ in Kansas City. If I'm ever in Kansas City where do you recommend, I go???
@@MonkeyButtRides KC is the BBQ Capital. We have over 130 different places as of about 4-5yrs ago. SLAP BBQ is my favorite but there are lots of great places. The guy that owns Slap BBQ is on the Discovery channel all the time and wins most contests he competes in which is about monthly. His restaurant is in KC Kansas.
A video about nothing really
That's my whole CZcams channel, it's like Seinfeld, videos about nothing.
How comfortable do you think your ride would've been if you installed a higher wind deflector and riser handlebars? Also, how did you secure your busa when you stayed overnight in hotels?
With the cross winds I had in this video I don't think it would have mattered but in other scenarios it would make a difference for sure I think how much depends on the rider. I'm 6ft tall but I know others that ride sportbikes and are 6'4 some even taller and bar risers would help them a lot I think. I've since installed a taller windscreen and it helps. As for securing the bike I bring it in the room with me which means I have to find a decent motel with a room on the first floor which isn't always the easiest.
@MonkeyButtRides Cool bro! I live in Memphis TN and I just calculated a ride from Memphis to Las Vegas riding 8hrs(500ish miles) per day. Stopping to spend the night in El Reno, OK, Albuquerque, NM then to Vegas. I'm sure at 8hrs per day on a busa will mean I will be probably be stopping 2 or 3 times per day to refuel.