Genn 3 Ergonomic adjustments Help Needed

[sixpack577]

Harley engine's can run about any oil, and don't need Jaso/wet clutch oil in them, because the transmission is seperate from the engine.
Inline 4 cylinder Japanese bike engines have an engine and transmission made together, and both share oil, and most all run wet-clutches(clutch submerged in the engine and transmission oil), so you need to make sure you have wet-clutch approved oil in the Busa engine, which viscosity and brand is up to you.
Non Jaso/wet clutch oil has friction modifiers to improve engine performance...but they will also make a wet-clutch slip.

 

[Jessica Sinclair]

God i'm so stupid i got my husband to sit on the bike so i could check the level to my surprise it's full of oil. But while on side stand i couldn't see any drop.

Prior to this i put a liter of 10w-40 in it, i now think i have too much oil

 

[Jessica Sinclair]

I thought the oil was empty when i checked the oil while it was on the stand i put in 1 liter of oil, is that bad if the engine had oil ? Should i drain some oil out?

 

[Spudley]

Yes, absolutely.

 

[RedBull]

Low Oil Level | Gen 2 Busa Information

Just got done doing an oil change. Before I drained the old oil I noticed it was right below the low level line on the sight glass. I just got done with a 300 mile ride with a few hard pulls topping out the bike along with crushing at high speeds (90 to 95 mph) for 15 to 20 minutes at a time I...

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[sixpack577]

Drain the oil until the the oil is anywhere between middle to the upper line in the site glass.

 

[Bumblebee]

I thought the oil was empty when i checked the oil while it was on the stand i put in 1 liter of oil, is that bad if the engine had oil ? Should i drain some oil out?

Do you have paddock stands for the bike?

If not these would be a great investment to get the bike level for oil changes......and of course other maintenance....

 

[Jessica Sinclair]

I heard if i undo the drain bolt, i must buy another one because they are designed to be replaced at every oil changes.

I made a booking with the bike shop hope they could come and pick up my baby and do oil changes for me, i dont have the tool and the oil container to scoop up all the oil.

 

[Jessica Sinclair]

Do you have paddock stands for the bike?

If not these would be a great investment to get the bike level for oil changes......and of course other maintenance....

i need a paddock stand that could swivel the bike around so i could just ride it out of the gate.

 

[sixpack577]

I heard if i undo the drain bolt, i must buy another one because they are designed to be replaced at every oil changes.

I made a booking with the bike shop hope they could come and pick up my baby and do oil changes for me, i dont have the tool and the oil container to scoop up all the oil.

No, reuse the drain bolt.
The crush washer on it is what gets replaced.

 

[DougE]

i need a paddock stand that could swivel the bike around so i could just ride it out of the gate.

Look at the Bursig stand. Plenty of good reviews from other members.

 

[Bumblebee]

i need a paddock stand that could swivel the bike around so i could just ride it out of the gate.

Does your husband ride as well?

 

[Jessica Sinclair]

Low Oil Level | Gen 2 Busa Information

Just got done doing an oil change. Before I drained the old oil I noticed it was right below the low level line on the sight glass. I just got done with a 300 mile ride with a few hard pulls topping out the bike along with crushing at high speeds (90 to 95 mph) for 15 to 20 minutes at a time I...

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thanks this is a great video, i am going to drain a bit of oil out until i get it leveled between those 2 lines on the sight glass.

 

[Jessica Sinclair]

Does your husband ride as well?

Yes but he is as dumb as me when it comes to mechanical knowledge

 

[Jessica Sinclair]

Look at the Bursig stand. Plenty of good reviews from other members.

They don't have one for 3rd gen busa

 

[DougE]

They don't have one for 3rd gen busa

Found an alternative which is the Abba lift

Gen 3 rear lift? | Gen 3 Busa Information

This may have been answered somewhere already, but I didn't find it. What's a good stand that works well with the Gen 3 for lifting the rear wheel off the ground so I can take the wheel off, lube the chain, all that jazz? I see a lot of "universal" stands that don't look like they'd work for...

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[Jessica Sinclair]

I saw a guy on youtube but cant remember his channel, he had ones that swivels, great for tight spot parking.

I found his video

 

[DougE]

I saw a guy on youtube but cant remember his channel, he had ones that swivels, great for tight spot parking.

The only one I've seen is Dynamoto on social media but can't say if its good or not. Not sure if they have one for the Gen 3.

Dynamoto - Motorcycle Moving & Storage Made Easy.

Dynamoto revolutionary multi-directional motorcycle stands. Designed and manufactured in Australia and proven over years in demanding industrial applications. Engineered composite construction is robust but still gentle on floor surfaces.

www.dynamotousa.com

 

[Jessica Sinclair]

The only one I've seen is Dynamoto on social media but can't say if its good or not. Not sure if they have one for the Gen 3.

Dynamoto - Motorcycle Moving & Storage Made Easy.

Dynamoto revolutionary multi-directional motorcycle stands. Designed and manufactured in Australia and proven over years in demanding industrial applications. Engineered composite construction is robust but still gentle on floor surfaces.

www.dynamotousa.com

Yes Dynamoto Australia stand are the ones on his video

 

[Bumblebee]

Yes but he is as dumb as me when it comes to mechanical knowledge

What does he ride?