Cush Drive Rubber ?

[POWERHOUSE]

I looked at your site Frank, and I could not see the cush drive rubbers antwhere, can you give me a link please, or a price? Thanks.

I had a mare of a time fitting mine to (from Pashnit) didnt bother re balancing with a new tyre as well.
First thing i noticed was it felt as tho id adjusted the chain and the slack is gone , power seemed a bit more
instant.
I too couldnt see on Franks site where to order..

Sorry guys, my site is not attended to as often as I like, since I am busy running the shop. There are a lot of things I have in stock - including the Sensei cush drive rubbers - that I don't have on my website. I guess I have more work to do than I thought! Anybody looking for anything - just PM me or call me. POWERHOUSE has a completely inventory of engine gaskets, hard parts, exhausts, powercommanders, accessories, etc. Anything we may not have we can normally get in one day!

 

[POWERHOUSE]

BTW, we have the cush drive rubbers in stock for both the Gen 1s and Gen 2s . . .

 

[over200]

BTW, we have the cush drive rubbers in stock for both the Gen 1s and Gen 2s . . .

Are these for stock wheels only or aftermarket as well? I can definitely say marchesini cushes are not happy with big Hp and Torque. They did change from their traditional clear gel color to black so I’ll see how well these hold up.

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

WTH am I looking at?

 

[over200]

WTH am I looking at?

Lmao my thoughts exactly at first sight. Those are before and after pics. The remnants of failed cush rubbers and then after that mess was cleaned up and new rubbers installed.

 

[POWERHOUSE]

These are model-specific . . . stock wheels only that I know of . . .

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

Man, I hope the new ones aren't the same brand. I've seen creased and cut and shrunken Cush pieces but never seen anything like that.

 

[Midge0z]

Black are stock, Red the hi performance version. POWERHOUSE has both in stock . . .

Hi Frank, do you have link to place I can buy the Red Hi-Performance Cushions for my 2018 Busa? Thanks Mate. Don (Australia)

 

[Mythos]

@Midge0z you will find Frank here although I don't see the Sensei cush drive rubbers on his page, I'm sure he has them. I ordered from him 3 years ago.

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[Mythos]

I stood on my sprocket carrier to get them in but I imagine torquing the axle nut and rechecking a few times would get them pressed in.

Rear Wheel Inspection, Gen 2 Hayabusa | Maintenance and Do-It-Yourself

Rear Wheel Inspection Gen2 Hayabusa 1. Test the condition of the cush drive rubbers by turning the sprocket forward and back by hand. This may be done with the rear wheel installed. If there is any movement in either direction, the cush drive rubbers should be replaced. 2. Remove the...

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[JeffSyh]

Hi Frank, do you have link to place I can buy the Red Hi-Performance Cushions for my 2018 Busa? Thanks Mate. Don (Australia)

Boosted by Smith also sells them.

 

[Dan Frailey]

I keep them in stock for both gens. sold many kits to members here over the years, they work well. TL1000 is the same rim as Gen-I, so same kit fits there too.

Hello, I know this is a very old post. But I was wondering of you still sell 1st gen red cush drives? How much do they cost?

 

[HayaWakened]

Hello, I know this is a very old post. But I was wondering of you still sell 1st gen red cush drives? How much do they cost?

You can call or email this company:
POWERHOUSE MOTORCYCLES
powerhouseturbo@gmail.com
(631) 491-6767
Frank usually has both OEM and AFM cushes in stock


Brocks sells 'em for about $55 USD, which is about average

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

Hello, I know this is a very old post. But I was wondering of you still sell 1st gen red cush drives? How much do they cost?

If Tim isn’t selling them anymore Schnitz Racing has them. They’re around 50-60 bucks just about everywhere. Make good use of WD40 when installing them. You’re gonna think they won’t fit but they do. lol

https://store.schnitzracing.com/schnitz-rear-wheel-cush-drive-dampers-suzuki-hayabusa-99-07/

 

[Dan Frailey]

If Tim isn’t selling them anymore Schnitz Racing has them. They’re around 50-60 bucks just about everywhere. Make good use of WD40 when installing them. You’re gonna think they won’t fit but they do. lol

https://store.schnitzracing.com/schnitz-rear-wheel-cush-drive-dampers-suzuki-hayabusa-99-07/

Thank you. I did see those. After shipping they run $70.
I wasn't sure and didn't want to miss a better deal. Not sure how to get ahold of Tim though.‍

 

[Dan Frailey]

You can call or email this company:
POWERHOUSE MOTORCYCLES
powerhouseturbo@gmail.com
(631) 491-6767
Frank usually has both OEM and AFM cushes in stock


Brocks sells 'em for about $55 USD, which is about average

Ok. I did see those. After shipping they run $70. Just wasn't sure if there was a better deal out there. But it looks like that's the normal these days for them. So I appreciate the information. Enjoy the ride

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

Thank you. I did see those. After shipping they run $70.
I wasn't sure and didn't want to miss a better deal. Not sure how to get ahold of Tim though.‍

You can contact Tim thru his website

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[sixpack577]

You can contact Tim thru his website

Pashnit California Motorcycle Roads | Tours | Maps | Best Rides

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www.pashnit.com

Pashnit stopped selling parts a few years ago, the site is tours only now.

 

[Dan Frailey]

You can contact Tim thru his website

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Thanks. I got a chance to pull the wheel. Bearings are good. But the play in the sprocket and housing is too much. In your opinion, are these spent??

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

Thanks. I got a chance to pull the wheel. Bearings are good. But the play in the sprocket and housing is too much. In your opinion, are these spent??

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Absolutely. IMO they’re actually ‘spent’ brand new. Yours show age and damage. Wait till you compare them with the new Schnitz red ones. And don’t get discouraged trying to install them. They’re extremely rigid and tight. Takes a lubricant to get them started and I actually stand on the sprocket with the rotor side down on an old thick moving pad and even then I have to wiggle and press down hard. You’ll love the difference, feels like a new bike, or at least a new driveline.