lowerd busa

[gilcane]

right now my 2006 busa is lowerd to the second hole on my dog bones, when it was stock height i could do power wheelies in first by getting ahead of the rpms at 5000 and rolling on throttle and it would come up. since i lowerd it i have to hold it at 6000 and roll on hard smooth but hard. if i drop one tooth in the front will it help bringing it up at less rpms and a lower speed, just looking to do some floaters not riding them for any distance. nice and smooth power wheelies 1-2 feet off the ground at slower speeds

 

[Aquaman]

Yup,either go down in front or you can put on a 42-43 out back and she'll come up a lot easier.
your indicated speed will be off when changing sprockets

 

[frisbee]

What he said. Doing the rear sproket is easier. Going down 1 in front is like going up 2 1/2 in the rear.

 

[SPEEDEMON]

i lowerd my bike and went with 16/42, in third gear it wouldnt wheelie, it just broke the rear tire loose...never mind 1st and 2nd...but it depends on how you bring the power on, just keep that in mind.

 

[NightCrawler]

(frisbee @ Nov. 15 2006,17:07) What he said. Doing the rear sproket is easier.

Another advantage of doing the rear is it'll shorten the wheelbase slightly, giving you better ability of getting it up.