Recent content by sac98281

Ok, I am running into this same problem Tomorrow, I am going to try switching the wires. Currently it is RED to brown, WHITE to white/black, BLACK to black/white. (CAPS IS NEW TAILLIGHT) I am pretty sure that the white/black is linked to the brakes and that black/white is the ground.

Assuming all things remain equal: in order for the front tire to be in contact with the pavement, the front of the bike has to shift down and to the left OR the rear has to raise up and to the right in a left hand corner. Therefore, in a corner the bike is catiwompus.

lol

I myself will be going with michelin pilot road 2. From the research I have done based on user experiences, this tire lasts long and from the website has really good compound design and very good wet weather performance.

+1 Michelin Pilot Road 2 looks to be the best . . .

be smooth on the controls

You know how the normal rider never gets to the edge of the front tire? Well this must be attributed to the front tires height to width ratio; 120/70. However the rear tire's height to width ratio is much lower (50 to 55). To my understanding, the front will have a larger percentage of contact...

Prayers sent, hoping for the best

I was just reading a motorcycle magazine and there is this trailerinabag.com trailer that weighs 140 lbs and fits in a 4 foot duffel bag and hauls any normal length bike. Now all you have to do is find a way to put the busa in a 4 foot duffel.

Have a question: I am running two 35watt HID with ballasts etc. Plus I want to do this LED tower turn signal mod. Will this be too much draw on the stock harness and should I get a relay harness for the HID system? How much power do each of the LED towers use? thx

These are awesome, maybe you should get the rights to this and have a production line make them available and live off the royalties so you don't have to work anymore and have more time to ride and make mods.

I have to give credit to Narcissus's post: The Paint Guide that is pinned in this forum. The guide gave me a starting point for this paint job and research into what sticks well to what. Thankyou for the comments!

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Here are two pics of what the bike did look like: Preperation Tools and equipment ABS pipe glue Bondo Fiberglass repair kit Several pieces of 320 & 600 grit Wet sandpaper. Wood sandpaper will disintegrate. Wire wheel for hand-drill or Air tool sander wheel (if planning to take...

Wow, that stands out! nice job.