I've got an aftermarket tripple tree for my '09 busa that allows the forks to slide through the tripple tree. We lowered the front about an inch, and once we took the bike out of the stand to admire our work we noticed that the brake and clutch resevoire would hit the front fairing when you turned left to right. Has anybody expirenced this before? What did you do to fix this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Having issues lowering the front end of '09 Busa.
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Try to loosen the clamps and rotate the controls down a little. That should help. If you still not have a enough room, you might need some new clip ons.
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I had the same issue...shaved the lever part that was touching abit
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Careful your brake lever dosen't get pushed in enough to dump the bike. I used 3/4 inch risers on mine no problems.
if your trouble persists,,call PINGEL that make alot of parts for all bikes esp busa.
Tell them or pull up a picture on line of what is called lowering bushings. They work great and their about 60 bucks or less and they come with new bolts to ensure the factory ones arent stretched,
They slide under your original triple tree and allow it to be raised 1 inch which lowers the bike 1 inch. They work great. Pingel techs like and advise lowering the front 1 inch and the rear 2 inch. Sounds odd , But it works and the bike doesnt drag or handle funny. bodie
Tell them or pull up a picture on line of what is called lowering bushings. They work great and their about 60 bucks or less and they come with new bolts to ensure the factory ones arent stretched,
They slide under your original triple tree and allow it to be raised 1 inch which lowers the bike 1 inch. They work great. Pingel techs like and advise lowering the front 1 inch and the rear 2 inch. Sounds odd , But it works and the bike doesnt drag or handle funny. bodie
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