Sprint doesn't make air filters...they make air screens...keeps the birds out, lol
no gauze, just screen.
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Sprint doesn't make air filters...they make air screens...keeps the birds out, lol
no gauze, just screen.
Bursig stand
I bought it for my 08 Busa about 10 years ago.
Couple years later my Dad turned the lower mount pin down so it would fit my Bking.
A friend has kept his '18 gsxr1000r at my house since he bought it as a new leftover 2 and half years ago(and as he says, I ride it like it's mine, lol).
My Dad machined a longer top pin for it.
(Bursig sells bike specific adapters, but alot of them can be modified easily to fit other bikes).
There are pics of my Busa and Bking on this same Bursig stand buried here somewhere.
Here's the 1k on it.
Well worth it, makes things easy.
I bought it for my 08 Busa about 10 years ago.
Couple years later my Dad turned the lower mount pin down so it would fit my Bking.
A friend has kept his '18 gsxr1000r at my house since he bought it as a new leftover 2 and half years ago(and as he says, I ride it like it's mine, lol).
My Dad machined a longer top pin for it.
(Bursig sells bike specific adapters, but alot of them can be modified easily to fit other bikes).
There are pics of my Busa and Bking on this same Bursig stand buried here somewhere.
Here's the 1k on it.
Well worth it, makes things easy.
Jgarcia6988
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Are these better than the K@N air filters ?
ottafish
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For flow, hell yes.
For ultra fine particle filtration, prob not.
I have one and wouldn't go back..
I'd stick with OEM over K&n anyways these days
Whereas I'm a fan of K&N, I've seen what they can do in the desert...if they can protect our engines in the crap they were exposed to, they win in my books...
Telboy2000
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I tend to favour the BMC brand... Less oily and from tests done many years ago I heard they performed well so I've been using them on many of my Suzuki bikes.
Looking at that sprint unit I'd be keeping that for track use... No use for roads or in the rain
Looking at that sprint unit I'd be keeping that for track use... No use for roads or in the rain
Jgarcia6988
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but the sprint is good for the haybusa for toruing ect...
Or dusty conditions.....
Not at all.
Touring means you want as little maintenance as possible, with as little to go wrong as possible.
The Sprint filter literally is a screen mesh, it has zero filter material in it.
The Sprint IS a great track filter, as it's as high a flow as you're gonna get with anything in the airbox.
But, as said above, dusty or rainy conditions(common touring weather) are no good with a only wire screen to stop dust and water.
Look at this picture again and zoom in, no guaze, no paper, just wire screen...but it Did stop the Really Big bugs, lmao!
Jgarcia6988
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ohhh gotcha.. you think oem filter is better than K&N ?
Vanishing Point
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DNA Sport Airfilter Busa Gen 3 - Hayabusa Service Power-Shop
DNA Sport Airfilter Busa Gen 3 Normal price 143 € !!!
For filtering? Definately.
The K&N(and the like)advantage is the ability to clean and reuse it.
You also gain a little more air flow, which can give a small power increase, but the extra flow comes from less restriction...aka filtering material.
How much should you obsess over it?
I wouldn't.
Some people will argue oil analysis, that less filtering causes more contaminates in the oil, and more engine wear...and they are right.
But, after the shear number of good running beater bikes I've seen over the years...I'm not gonna worry that the K&N filter is going to ruin my engine.
I'de wash it out when needed and enjoy my 1-2 peak hp gain, lol
kim windsor
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Who’s stands are you using
I ordered pitbull front and rear stands..was around $450+ with the spools.. will post pictures ones I receive
LarryG
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I wonder if this stand would work for the Gen3?
I'm using a set of pitbulls but this setup looks pretty sweet
Vanishing Point
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It's a GEN2 frame , so if you use the K8-M0 PIN , it works .
Still the WINNER IS a ABBA SKY LIFT , 90 cm hight working stand .
Sky Lift
The ultimate motorcycle lift! Raise your bike up higher than any other stand, simple one person operation lift that can raise your bike in 3 different positions...
abbastands.co.uk
Vanishing Point
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Just found this , TopSellerie.com France
M2 Gen3 Tankcover , same tankbag system like Bagster France
www.ennl.topsellerie.com
M2 Gen3 Tankcover , same tankbag system like Bagster France
Petrol tank cover TPR6302 - SUZUKI GSX-R 1300 HAYABUSA [>= 2021] [Rates for: NETHERLANDS]
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That says 2021
Is the gen3 a 2021, or a 2022?
I thought 2022, but am not sure(so this is a legit question, not sarcastic bs).
Just found this , TopSellerie.com France
M2 Gen3 Tankcover , same tankbag system like Bagster France
Petrol tank cover TPR6302 - SUZUKI GSX-R 1300 HAYABUSA [>= 2021] [Rates for: NETHERLANDS]
That says 2021
Is the gen3 a 2021, or a 2022?
I thought 2022, but am not sure(so this is a legit question, not sarcastic bs).
Hayabusa Wannabe
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It seems that limited parts of the world advertised 2021 model year bikes. I saw this model year on a few different European country Suzuki web sites.
Vanishing Point
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@sixpack577 , Did you click on the link ?
Have you seen the diff. tank layout , not a M0 model 2020
PART #
Have you seen the diff. tank layout , not a M0 model 2020
PART #
TPR6302
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