[Johnvon the Dick]

and a good clutch not a 1st gen busa clutch

 

[Guest]

and a good clutch not a 1st gen busa clutch

i could do it on a 1st gen busa clutch, ive seen it done so its possible!

 

[ICBM]

i could do it on a 1st gen busa clutch, ive seen it done so its possible!

Yes by a lighter rider. To move more mass you need to utilize more RPM(HP) to get going. But in using this high rpm, unless you have a slick and wheelie bar, you can't just dump it at that RPM, otherwise massive spin or worse, looping the bike. Thus sliding the clutch ever so much to make a smooth transition into the bikes optimum hp/tq band. This where the stinking Busa clutch makes it very hard to do as well as not having the advantage of sea level air which can certainly cover up mistakes.