I appreciate it. I had already ordered should be here before the tiresI got a set from here that I won't be using because I picked up a set of CoreMoto wheels.
Super-Street Cush Drive Rubbers Busa 2021 Gen 3 - Hayabusa Service Power-Shop
Super-Street Cush Drive Rubbers Set for 2021 Gen 3 Busa. New for the 7 Spoke Rim on the Gen 3 Busa. Little Info: These KPS Cush Drive Rubbers are much stronger than the stock OEM units. After 2 years of Testing OEM and other after market Rubbers, KPS found the corekt mesure and very importend...hayabusa-service.de
Make me an offer, and I can get them shipped over to you.
I always balanced my wheels with the cush drive, sprocket carrier with sprocket and brake rotor in place. I figure they're all a part of the wheel and they probably have an impact on balance.
Yea I am having the dealer do the tires and ill have them throw these in while they are at it. I have front pads going in there too. If they have them off may as well have them thrown in....I always balanced my wheels with the cush drive, sprocket carrier with sprocket and brake rotor in place. I figure they're all a part of the wheel and they probably have an impact on balance.
My sprocket carrier was loose by the first time I took the rear wheel off to change tires on my Gen2. Second tire change, the carrier was falling out under it's own weight. I used Sensei cush drive rubbers purchased from MPS. That definitely made a very positive difference in the response of the drive. The Sensei rubbers made seating the sprocket carrier very difficult. I placed a piece of wood over the carrier and stood on it and that didn't even press the carrier in all the way. I pounded it with a rubber mallet a little too. I'm pretty sure torquing the axle pressed the carrier in all the way eventually. Guess I better have a look at that. Come to think of it, I did have a lot of wear on the inside surface of my front sprocket teeth. It was probably chain misalignment from the sprocket carrier not being fully seated. Thanks for the reminder. I'll be checking on that soon.
This tutorial might be helpful at least to show what I mean by the sprocket carrier not fully seating. It's the last pic and I see I later made the comment that there should be no gap between the carrier and the wheel hub.
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...www.hayabusa.org
And this too might be interesting to have a read and look. I bet that sprocket wear was from the super tight Sensei dampers I put in. @JeffSyh , I think you nailed it back a few years. Probably the cush drive.
Uneven Wear on Countershaft Sprocket | Maintenance and Do-It-Yourself
I pulled the stock countershaft sprocket off my 08 and noticed it had wear all the way around on the side that faces the motor. The side that faces out doesn't look like it was touched by the chain at all. I had this kind of wear on the rear sprocket of my other bike but the front had no side...
Hello, just chiming in here. I was looking for 1st gen cushes in red. What is KPS, and what do they cost? Thanks for any information.
Thanks for responding. I'm not good at navigating this site yet. How could I get a path to purchase these? Thanks for the information.Black Cush Drive Rubbers Set - Busa 99-07 - Hayabusa Service Power-Shop
Black Cush Drive Rubbers Set - Busa 99-07 Black Cush Drive Rubbers for Busa 1999 up to 2007 and fit on many other bikes !!!Fits also on:GSXR 1100 ( GV73 c ) 91, GSX 750 F GR78 a 89-07, TL 1000 S 99, GSX 750 ES/EF GR72a, GS 500E 93 .. 88-93 Katana GSX1100F 86-05 Savage 650 89-92 Gsxr1100. 98-92...
It looks like he's now molding them in black, they were originally blue, and the others are red. That makes no difference. Paul's components are quality additions to your Hayabusa.
I actually have my original KPS Kush rubbers in the 2005. They last forever.
