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best looking mods for the money?
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i took my cans off.. well right now they are on
On my GenI I got screens from postal, he even painted them to match the bike. Pazzo Shorties, Carbon Fiber look with Kanji tank bra, and lowered it two.
GenII replaced factory pipes with Brocks Short Meg.
GenII replaced factory pipes with Brocks Short Meg.
Appearance Mods.
Oh boy, how much money ya got.
For me, it was the color-matched Tobin Seat. I also have a Second-Look color matched seat too. Less expensive if you are on a budget. Use both for travel.
The color-matched sanded and painted inner dash panels (I just hated the stock flat black crocodile pattern.) from Race Ready is one of the best Appearance mods you can do.
The stock silver TL1000 rims. Cost me $750 for rims, plus $$$ bearings and axle inserts. Not cheap but no other '00 looks like this one.
Obvious an undertail- Toss that goofy looking rear fender. Ones I sell are here.
Also partial to the Bagster Tank Cover w/ tank bag. However, that's more of a sport-touring item, so not for everybody.
Toss the ugly orange turn signal lens and go with clear. Ones I can source for you are here.
Fairing screens were already mentioned- excellent mod. $50 for normal steel ones, and $100 for chrome.
Toss your clunky looks stock footpegs and use them as paperweights. Pro-Tek, Comp Werkes, and Yana Shiki are all exactly the same pegs and run you about $50. Those are here. (Learn to love low-cost appearance mods).
I got rid of the rear stock rotor and went with a ($126). Looks awesome. Front Waves are pricey, but I instead had by carriers painted blue to match the bike. (I have a rear Gen-I in stock).
Generally, the idea behind appearance mods is to clean up and smooth out the look of the bike. You can do that well with the Busa. This thing looks fast standing still.
Oh boy, how much money ya got.
For me, it was the color-matched Tobin Seat. I also have a Second-Look color matched seat too. Less expensive if you are on a budget. Use both for travel.
The color-matched sanded and painted inner dash panels (I just hated the stock flat black crocodile pattern.) from Race Ready is one of the best Appearance mods you can do.
The stock silver TL1000 rims. Cost me $750 for rims, plus $$$ bearings and axle inserts. Not cheap but no other '00 looks like this one.
Obvious an undertail- Toss that goofy looking rear fender. Ones I sell are here.
Also partial to the Bagster Tank Cover w/ tank bag. However, that's more of a sport-touring item, so not for everybody.
Toss the ugly orange turn signal lens and go with clear. Ones I can source for you are here.
Fairing screens were already mentioned- excellent mod. $50 for normal steel ones, and $100 for chrome.
Toss your clunky looks stock footpegs and use them as paperweights. Pro-Tek, Comp Werkes, and Yana Shiki are all exactly the same pegs and run you about $50. Those are here. (Learn to love low-cost appearance mods).
I got rid of the rear stock rotor and went with a ($126). Looks awesome. Front Waves are pricey, but I instead had by carriers painted blue to match the bike. (I have a rear Gen-I in stock).
Generally, the idea behind appearance mods is to clean up and smooth out the look of the bike. You can do that well with the Busa. This thing looks fast standing still.
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visually: undertail
How much are we talking here?
TommyGunn1300
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painted the screen and it turned out nice... thanks
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busa9218
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wer did u get ur tankbra dude??m looking for a half-bra..........
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