Extended swing arms and black chrome haybusa parts

[BBHaybusa]

I so want to build this bike. I have a 2000 busa, I want to do all of this, except paint it green. Black chrome rims and a black chrome extended swing arm make it look sharp. Does anyone have experience riding with extended swing arms? How is the turning radius?

Haybusas Get That Extra Boost with Black Chrome Rims

 

[MLSDUKE1]

Depends on how far you stretch. 6" not too much of a difference. 12" you're driving a semi

 

[bikerboy2182]

im 8in extended with a few inches dropped but not slammed. i can usually keep up in corners with my buddys on normal curves. but slow turns are big.

 

[Boosted Cycle Perf]

Lowered 6 in the back, 3.5 in the front, at close to 8 over. Rides fine around town, and takes corners well. Just don't expect to be dragging knee around the corner.

And also spend the extra money for a quality swingarm as bolt on extensions like to break sometimes.

 

[black diamond busa]

I'm extended 6 inches, lowered 3/4 in the front and stock rear. I love it but had to learn its a lot different as I started dragging hard parts when trying to keep up with buddy's. That's also when I was lowered 2 in the rear, that's why I went back to stock height.

 

[black diamond busa]

This is how mine looks now

 

[newman]

Welcome to the org.

 

[jamestpc]

Takes some getting used to, but it's not as hard as some people would lead you to believe. I was out 7.5" and lowered maybe an inch...was amazing. Am in process of doing another one just like that. It's like you have to 'want' to take a corner and really turn the thing. Being lower makes it tougher than before but again, if you want to turn, you just need to push it a bit moreso.

Totally ridable.