buddah
Lifetime Member
- Joined
- Apr 14, 2003
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- Wetmore, MI
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- USA
- Snowmobile
- '17 Sidewinder B-TX LE
Heat gun has roughly FOUR TIMES the output. It's made for industrial applications and such.
Your better off with a hair dryer. You can't burn the paint unless you REALLY hold it close and for some time. A heat gun on the other hand can go up to 1200 degrees or higher depending on the setting and the gun. You can melt something in seconds if you use to high of a setting and get to close.
hayastusa
Pro
Adrenalin, The 'busa is awesome. Serious grin factor. It's quite a bit different than the R1 or the GSXR...depends what you want to do with it. Non owners talk about weight and cornering limitations and sure it doesn't corner like a 636, but the pucks on my leathers have seen the pavement on several occasions. It's also twice as comfortable on the highway as any other rocket I've ridden.
Sorry Yammi fans for pluggin suzuki on this sight...but I liiike it!
Sorry Yammi fans for pluggin suzuki on this sight...but I liiike it!
Pureadrenaline
Expert
thanks for the info!
dblacks
Extreme
jcrowton said:
ditto
rhoag
Expert
Adrenalin,
Sorry we are hijacking this thread. It all depends on where and how you ride on what bike to get. I have an 04R1 and I think it's the best looking bike out there, with great lines. The capabilities of all three of these bikes will be way over your riding capabilities unless you are Valinteno Rossi. I have no idea how much experience you have on a bike, but all three will also get you in trouble in a hurry. I like to do track days and take trips down to Deals Gap (318 curves in 11 miles) so I am going to try and sell my 05 Roadstar warrior and get the new R6 and keep my R1. Bikes are a blast and have a longer riding season. Go test ride all the bikes in the spring and see which you like the most.
Sorry we are hijacking this thread. It all depends on where and how you ride on what bike to get. I have an 04R1 and I think it's the best looking bike out there, with great lines. The capabilities of all three of these bikes will be way over your riding capabilities unless you are Valinteno Rossi. I have no idea how much experience you have on a bike, but all three will also get you in trouble in a hurry. I like to do track days and take trips down to Deals Gap (318 curves in 11 miles) so I am going to try and sell my 05 Roadstar warrior and get the new R6 and keep my R1. Bikes are a blast and have a longer riding season. Go test ride all the bikes in the spring and see which you like the most.
Pureadrenaline
Expert
thanks for the info! still not sure if i am going to get one, It all depends on which college i decide to go to.
