Check this thread...click herei need a hayabusa tatt, probaly a full sleeve of hayabusa tatts, just so people know i own one
i think i need more than just a kanji logo, i need a whole portrait of my bike on my arm lolCheck this thread...click here
Rubb.
Ipswich areaWhere in Aus are you?. Several members on this board have a Gen 2 and could be within distance.
Definitely liking the idea
That was what I had in mind when I first startedLess material used left side,following the line/contour of the turn sig (green)
More material to follow the contour of the intake/signal enclosure (black)
Rubb.
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If only suzuki did what yamaha did with the R1M with the front undernose scoop
That was what I had in mind when I first started
If only suzuki did what yamaha did with the R1M with the front undernose scoop
Hey Mark, to the Org. Where in BC are you? There are a few BC boyz on the site. I am not aware of any companies that manufacture the goods you are after. I was not in love with some of the bulbous lines of the Gen II but it has grown on me. Somebody with bodywork skills could easily shave off the lumps and bumps especially on the Gen II tail. I contemplated it at one point.Hi all,
New to Hayabusa, but very eager...I want to learn about some of the body fairing customization I have seen specifically about the side light (front and rear) body work being or appearing filled in , smoothed out from the stock body sculpting. Are these faring parts that have to be made custoom or are they availabel through some after market shop before I get into custom painting..? Many thanks for the eductaion.
Cheers
Mark
Hi Is there a way to find out more air they flow, and do thy make a higher pressure in the air box? Not for me as I do not have ram air on my busa.!!CALLOUT TO INTERESTED MEMBERS!!
So I've spent last night pondering what style would be nice but effective, I still havnt made a solid decision yet and I would like to know for you guys, what kind of styles do YOU have in mind, eceryone has a different taste, and I'd like to hear and see what your thinking of, if you can sketch it pop it up for me. Just remember, with 3d printing the possibility are endless, for the current time im printing a set of just straight out carpenter styles to check my measurements and compare them with the outlines of the body as to gain some sort of reference in my cad program. Current print time for a basic set at low quality is 16 hours per setView attachment 1628267