I am looking to get a little more stopping power out of the brakes on my 2008 Busa. I am used to trail braking on the last several bike I have had, but on the Busa that is proving to be more of a challenge. Can anyone give me any recomendations to help give quicker response and better stopping power?
Stopping power...
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JusPlaynBob
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Try the search function first, sir.
This topic has been beaten around again and again.
This topic has been beaten around again and again.
Cheap;
SS lines
Aftermarket brake pads ebc hh are good
Not so cheap;
Brembo radial master cylinder
Not cheap at all;
BST wheels
SS lines
Aftermarket brake pads ebc hh are good
Not so cheap;
Brembo radial master cylinder
Not cheap at all;
BST wheels
Italian Trev
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SS lines will be my first mod
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And if you're gonna take the time to write a reply, how about you make it ******* useful or don't bother at all.Try the search function first, sir.
This topic has been beaten around again and again.
JusPlaynBob
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I sincerely apologize.
I absolutely thought that directing mercwork to the search function would have been very beneficial,...
...whereas, I'm certain that in the month of May alone, there were no less than half a dozen threads regarding brake issues.
Hope this helps
https://www.hayabusa.org/forums/?act=ST;f=11;t=94904;hl=
https://www.hayabusa.org/forums/?act=ST;f=77;t=92920;hl=
https://www.hayabusa.org/forums/?act=ST;f=77;t=92920;hl=
https://www.hayabusa.org/forums/?act=ST;f=6;t=95305;hl=
https://www.hayabusa.org/forums/?act=ST;f=6;t=96133;hl=
https://www.hayabusa.org/forums/?act=ST;f=24;t=96166;hl=
Heat
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I had to grab a huge handful of brakes yesterday as I was coming up an on ramp to the highway and when I got over the hill brake lights everywhere. I went from 80mph to 10 mph in a slit second. Got the heart racing and adrenaline racing real fast! I like the stock brakes for what they are worth.....stock.
Whooowa! Easy does it Hoo. The search function is there so that people will use it. There was no disrespect in directing someone to it. We all try and help each other here and the best way to find out something is to use the search function. Its all good.And if you're gonna take the time to write a reply, how about you make it ******* useful or don't bother at all.Try the search function first, sir.
This topic has been beaten around again and again.
SPIEGLER LINES,CARBONNE LORRAINE PADS,LMK AND I'LL GET YOU TAKEN CARE OF FOR SURE.
homdai
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++1And if you're gonna take the time to write a reply, how about you make it ******* useful or don't bother at all.Try the search function first, sir.
This topic has been beaten around again and again.
You know what they say, "If you have nothing good to say..."
So, just don't reply and skip to another thread, some of us are newbies and/or slow if you might, but we don't need anyone's attitude, we have one of our own!
TruWrecks
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I put Goodrich SS line with SS connectors on mine. The feedback is better and the brakes feel more firm. I have had to make a few very short stops and it works great. Even after 250 miles of fairly agressive riding in one day the brakes felt really good. I'm still using stock pads, too.
Honestly no instructions but they are simplet to install if you have manual,or some mechanical skill..PM -->
Price?GoldenChild @ Jun. 01 2008 said:
Do they come with detailed installation instructions?
Thx!
I need year bike,color lines,color fittings.wheelbase stock or how long extended.also location for shipping
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