Got my 1st Hayabusa! 2011 Black and Red

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Welcome, the black and red is a beautiful combination

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I have T-rex sliders on my motorcycle too.
And I had have crash a few months ago, but my radiator is in very good condition after this:
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Tires DOWN :poke:

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Well I didn't respect the ol' girl and paid the price. A warm engine and cold tires are a bad mix, it looks like it's mostly fairing and handle bar for now. What are some "other" things that I should look out for? There's no impact points around the front wheel/fork area nor the rear axle area. I have not taken anything off yet to check for cracks or bent mounts.

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I have T-rex sliders on my motorcycle too.
And I had have crash a few months ago, but my radiator is in very good condition after this:
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you forgot to put your kickstand down....:laugh:

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110 octane is more powerful fuel, but it's not like it adds hore HP like some think, just makes your engine "work harder" in a manner of speaking. Definately have it serviced at 500 and at all recommended milages. It'll keep her running smooth.

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Higher octane doesn't make more power or make the engine work harder. Higher octane has a slower burn rate that will allow the use of higher compression and/or more timing that *will* make more power (to a point).

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