240 or 300 KIT

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Does anyone here have any information on how the 300 wheel kit works on the 08 or 09 busa. I had a 240 on my 08 which was all right but bike got stolen and I have purchesed a 09 black busa. Am thinking of installing a 300 kit but want to make sure I am not doing the wrong thing. Any advice is welcome.
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You loose all ability to turn at any speed with a 300. once you go with a 300 the rear basically steers the front, which basically means more lean to get less turn. IMO 240 should be the max for streetablity. Anything more for track use only:thumbsup:
 
You loose all ability to turn at any speed with a 300. once you go with a 300 the rear basically steers the front, which basically means more lean to get less turn. IMO 240 should be the max for streetablity. Anything more for track use only:thumbsup:

Have you ever been on a 300?
 
Have you ever been on a 300?


Yep here we go again....the comments from those that think they know but have never done it.

There is a big diff from 240 to 300. It depends on your riding style. IF you are a very agressive all the time looking and wanting the twisties knee down..stay 240. a 300 can be done...atleast close but takes more work of the bike to ride like that.
300 arms starts with a jackshaft. Key things to look for when searching for a jackshaft arm is its support and adjustment of the jackshaft dual cog. MyrtleWest, Thompsons, and allthingschrome seem to have good style of supports.
IF you went even bigger to a 330....you could get an OSD 330 kit that has one chain to maintain and can have a lesser stretch in the arm. No extra stetch to make room for the jackshaft. 330 with one chain, 4 - 6 stretch on a GenII looks good and helps in the performance of riding OVER the conventional dual chain jackshaft set ups. If your a big milage rider....having dual chains to maintain become a pain!
 
I want to thank ya'll for all the input, looks like I may do the 240 kit again like I had beofre. I will get some kind of tracking system or lo jack on it this time.
Will post pictures when complete. Thanks again.
 
I would think(though I've never ridden)that an off center design that doesn't track straight would seem to ride strange????
 
i have a 300 tire on my 09 and i dont have any problems turning but iam from Florida so its not like i have an canyons to carve but i love the look of the fat tire

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