Do you suppose the new busa

[MoosesBusa]

They've got the 109 CI Power plant for their M109 cruiser already released. They keep referring to it as a GSX Engineered Engine. I wonder ...

 

[yamahor]

probably not... Where would the mods go on it?

on the up side, it'd be something like 300hp stock!

 

[BusaCruise]

They've got the 109 CI Power plant for their M109 cruiser already released. They keep referring to it as a GSX Engineered Engine. I wonder ...

it's a V-Twin

 

[BusaCruise]

the only reference I see the the GSX line is this:
Stopping power up front is provided by dual, opposed 4-piston, radial-mounted calipers grabbing 310mm discs, a system Suzuki says is derived from the GSX-R sportbike line. [/QUOTE]

 

[MoosesBusa]

Well I guess not then. Don't think the Busa would be converted to a V Twin

 

[si-lo]

I hope the busa remains a 1300.

 

[yamahor]

Well I guess not then. Don't think the Busa would be converted to a V Twin

I thought V-twin were far superior to inline 4's. I mean. Harley has been using them for YEARS with great results. Look at drag racing, Harley is winning Fairly, and that's what matters.
















I can't keep a straight face anymore

 

[BA BUSA]

Well I guess not then. Don't think the Busa would be converted to a V Twin

I thought V-twin were far superior to inline 4's. I mean. Harley has been using them for YEARS with great results. Look at drag racing, Harley is winning Fairly, and that's what matters.
















I can't keep a straight face anymore

Harleys and all the twins have a different set of specs....they let them run larger displacement motors.

 

[DAB]

Well I guess not then. Don't think the Busa would be converted to a V Twin

I thought V-twin were far superior to inline 4's. I mean. Harley has been using them for YEARS with great results. Look at drag racing, Harley is winning Fairly, and that's what matters.
















I can't keep a straight face anymore

Well that's it then, I'm buying a HarleyBusa!

 

[USMCBUSA]