Recent content by gazabusa

yet again the real cause of the problem is being ignored. the PROBLEM is car drivers not looking out for bikers and if we are being honest some bikers riding like idiots. sort out peoples driving/riding skills and the statistics would change drastically.

YUP, thats what happens..............guess how i know that :whistle:.......even worse my bikes kept in my mates newly built and freshly painted garage! :laugh: but really, they are a good/cheap purchase compared to other makes of chain oillers and also easier to install as they dont need to...

first pic of me on a bike i hired in portugal..........i do have a hayabusa at home, honestly! :laugh: second is of my wife!

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i just got these off ebay: MOTORCYCLE ROAD FOAM HANDLEBAR GRIPS BLACK UNIVERSAL | eBay UK work great and help reduce the tingling wrists/hands. i get tingling hands after 15mins or so riding. ive been docs and im booked in for a steroid injection next week to help with this problem (doc thinks...

yep, ive managed to embarrass some of my mates on their "better handling, lighter bikes"!!! :laugh: and for those who say busa's dont handle, well they probably have never rode one.............or are just jealous :whistle:

this is interesting as ive noticed my front brakes click like crazy, although as soon as i apply them it stops ???. will have to check for this spring (take it you mean the metal retaining clip on the back of the pads?)

yep you get it on the shortys to, took me ages to work out why my bike wouldnt start:laugh: https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/busa-mods/148642-chazzo-pics-thoughts.html

oh dear............im a north yorkshire rider and i have 2 stubby scorpion cans on my busa :( by the way they do sound lurvvvly!

hey another fellow england rider here! similar thing happened to my mate a while back. he was attempting to wave at someone whilst turning a corner. well he lost balance and ended up hitting the kerb and lying the bike down. no damage really, but it taught me dont try waving whilst turning...

well they only cost me £28 (not sure of dollar convertion rate?) delivered. so a fraction of the cost of pazzo/titax etc.

oh one other thing............if you fit these and then cant start your bike, its highly likely the lever needs adjusting on the clutch lever. :whistle:

well got chance to put them on today and try them out. must say they feel very good quality, fit is perfect, solid feel to them too. no probs with hem catching at all. i have a riser fitted and have heard that some have issues with them catching when risers are on. but as mentioned no issues...

i was wondering about this too???

thanks guys, i'll let you know how i get on!