If you have ever ridden or even sat on a "S" model from companies like Ducati, They have a distinct feeling of quality. The Hayabusa is a brilliant motorcycle but there are some compromises Suzuki had to make to meet their price point. It would be awesome if Suzuki offered a high-specification Hayabusa but of course they don't, so I have been working toward making one for about 3 years. Basically the traditional upscale model for most manufacturers involves upgrades on the suspension, electronics, and controls. So I went with Ohlins suspension first. Now other suspension upgrades might do the trick, even a simple changing of the springs and a professional setup on the stock forks - but the Ohlins are amazing. Then I went with S.S. lines and a Brembo MC. That was great, so great that I added Brembo Calipers to the front also. Brakes are solid now and the combination of the suspension and brakes makes for much more confident stops.
I actually bought the Brembo RCS 16 MC for the clutch side with the brake side but had not installed it because of issues with the clutch engagement switch. But I saw a picture on a thread of Gixerhp's setup and I had to have it. So here it is. I must say the cockpit is really nice. Very purposeful and race bike-ish. I don't have the micro-switch I need on the clutch yet so I can't give a ride report. Honestly I'm not sure why you need more feel in the clutch unless you are drag racing, but I'm thinking I'll give that a try this summer just to say I did it too.
I actually bought the Brembo RCS 16 MC for the clutch side with the brake side but had not installed it because of issues with the clutch engagement switch. But I saw a picture on a thread of Gixerhp's setup and I had to have it. So here it is. I must say the cockpit is really nice. Very purposeful and race bike-ish. I don't have the micro-switch I need on the clutch yet so I can't give a ride report. Honestly I'm not sure why you need more feel in the clutch unless you are drag racing, but I'm thinking I'll give that a try this summer just to say I did it too.