How is everyone enjoying their Gen 3?

[60+ Busa Rider]

And it takes about 2 hours to install the Helibars, it’s not hard to do.

 

[Busa3Bro]

Did you install the Helibars yourself? How long did it take you? I have been looking for another helmet but just because my current helmet is going on 6 years old so probably getting close to retiring it.

Yes, they can be a little pain but where easy to install, I definitely recommend removing the wind screen and getting a small swivel rachet and some small socket Allen. put towels everywhere and tap your tools good so you don't scratch anything. I always take pictures before removing anything so when I'm putting everything back on i can see where everything was placed.

 

[Busa3Bro]

I don’t mean to answer for Busa3 but the Helibars are easy but a little difficult only because the factory bolts go in from underneath and are tight all the way out due to the factory loctite. Removing the windscreen will make it all easier to get to, and I used 5 towels to protect my paint and cover the end of the Allen wrench with the palm of your hand in case it slips off the bolt. Or wrap tape on the end of the Allen wrench. Check your master cylinder angles before you turn the bars all the way to make sure they don’t hit the windscreen. Good luck!

Yes, exactly. They aren't hard just a little time consuming.

 

[Busa3Bro]

Did you install the Helibars yourself? How long did it take you? I have been looking for another helmet but just because my current helmet is going on 6 years old so probably getting close to retiring it.

Also, make sure to get the instructions which can be found on helibars website if you need them. and it took me little less then 2 hours.

 

[wellcraft]

Also, make sure to get the instructions which can be found on helibars website if you need them. and it took me little less then 2 hours.

Thanks a copy of the directions came with the risers, just gotta find the time now to do the install.

 

[wellcraft]

Yes, they can be a little pain but where easy to install, I definitely recommend removing the wind screen and getting a small swivel rachet and some small socket Allen. put towels everywhere and tap your tools good so you don't scratch anything. I always take pictures before removing anything so when I'm putting everything back on i can see where everything was placed.

Thanks

 

[WindHammer]

I Love mine, no regrets here with the purchase. Except for the annoying QS.

Was a little skeptical at first since im 5'9 150lbs but the more you ride it, the more you fall in love with it & you realize it doesn't handle anything like the way it looks.

What a machine

 

[Busa3Bro]

I Love mine, no regrets here with the purchase. Except for the annoying QS.

Was a little skeptical at first since im 5'9 150lbs but the more you ride it, the more you fall in love with it & you realize it doesn't handle anything like the way it looks.

What a machine

It definitely is an amazing machine. I love the way it handles.