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Just wanted people to know what a joke

Nope lmao Coming to its performance, the new Hayabusa will draw its energy from a 1340cc inline four-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine instead. This unit now complies with the stricter Euro-5 emission norms which has been achieved with the addition of a new intake, a catalytic converter and an...

Coming to its performance, the new Hayabusa will draw its energy from a 1340cc inline four-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine instead. This unit now complies with the stricter Euro-5 emission norms which has been achieved with the addition of a new intake, a catalytic converter and an exhaust system...

Coming to its performance, the new Hayabusa will draw its energy from a 1340cc inline four-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine instead. This unit now complies with the stricter Euro-5 emission norms which has been achieved with the addition of a new intake, a catalytic converter and an exhaust system...

Coming to its performance, the new Hayabusa will draw its energy from a 1340cc inline four-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine instead. This unit now complies with the stricter Euro-5 emission norms which has been achieved with the addition of a new intake, a catalytic converter and an exhaust system...

Are you serious??

I never see speedometers and how can you change it?

I found these pictures what do you guys think? I have been thinking about it.

thanks I’ll try that tomorrow. I have bad anxiety and I get worked up easily so I gave up. The fairing still isn’t t connected. I’ll try what you said. Oh and that little fairing by the rear tire, I didn’t realize it falls down. I went to take a test ride and I heard it dragging on the ground...

The only thing is in the video that’s an aluminum washer the Suzuki one is steel it doesn’t work as well. I didn’t mess up the threads I made sure everything was good but I took vice grips and a socket on the other side of the nut and just unscrewed it. It worked perfect. That’s also from...

putting the back on I’m having a lot more trouble putting it on do you start from the top or do you start from the bottom

Drain bolt torque? It doesn’t say in the manual. It says 14.5 for the oil filter though. My Kawasaki drain bolt is 20ftlbs so I did 15 on the busa to be safe

I used vice grips to grab the washer and a 17 ratchet to unscrew it. It worked and I bought a new one. I’m reading people put a full 4 quarts

I bought a new crush washer for the drain bolt but the thing isn’t coming off it’s like welded to the bolt