Match the bottle to the wheels, and plumb it to a air shifter so it’s useful.
Or one of those led purge kits, neon green led? Put the purge lines in the intake vents, so it come out like a angry bull? I wouldn’t normally suggest that but I mean you gonna have the bottle there anyway and u ordered lines and a gauge......
I have one and am currently trying to figure out how to mount it. First thought was coming out of the intake but I'm thinking out the side of the bike somewhere.Match the bottle to the wheels, and plumb it to a air shifter so it’s useful.
Or one of those led purge kits, neon green led? Put the purge lines in the intake vents, so it come out like a angry bull? I wouldn’t normally suggest that but I mean you gonna have the bottle there anyway and u ordered lines and a gauge......
I have one and am currently trying to figure out how to mount it. First thought was coming out of the intake but I'm thinking out the side of the bike somewhere.
How long it takes to make the seat? looks good!!It's completely ass backwards having a bottle for nothing other than to fill the gap there, lol. I will put a sticker on the bottle that says Got Nitrous? Haha.
On last bike I did a purge and had it filled with CO2. Was a cool, especially with the LED illuminating it. But I learned it's no fun to fill the bottle and rarely used. If I did bike nights or riding with people it'd be more fun for sure. I'll see if I can dig up a video.
Got a pic from Lee at New Image Seats, they're heading my way today
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I've wondered this too although I'm not sure how good it'd look on a gen2.
Front is now lowered 1.25". Not much difference visually on the triple other than now can fully see the adjusters. Also rotated the forks so the letters were aligned finally.
I commend the ones that have done this or similar with fairings on. Those bottom bolts were a pain even with them off, although I was limited on rotating my front wheel since it's in the chock.
Have to Google how to swap the left grip over. I've done it before but can't remember how.
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I'm likely never to see one on the road....I think I have the only Hayabusa in the area.I saw a blacked out gen3 a few weeks ago, it passed me on the highway in my truck.
I actually thought it Was a gen2, until I saw the tail as it went by.
The gen3 has noticeably sharper lines than the gen2 does, but they quickly disappeared with the black out.
This one also had bar-end mirrors.
I've seen another gen3 a few times now at the local Walmart(new store manager owns it), and I can spot it completely across the parking lot...just by the stock mirrors, lol, they really stand out.
I'm likely never to see one on the road....I think I have the only Hayabusa in the area.
It's not an easy bike to be an idiot on as it's very recognizable for sure.And there's No missing that yellow!
lol
Compressed air will get that grip off.
Are you trying to keep the grip(s)? I replaced mine and pulled until they wouldn't pull any more and then just cut them off. Otherwise, the compressed air will definitely do the trick.
Amazon can have them to you in 2 days if you have a Prime account.I plan to reuse the grips at the moment, just for ease. I should have thought ahead and ordered some I saw in the other thread people were liking, but not terribly concerned.... Have to save a few things to upgrade as time goes on.
It's not an easy bike to be an idiot on as it's very recognizable for sure.
I wish there were other Hayabusas around here especially a gen 3 so I can give it a look over.
I like the direction @InfiniteReality is going with his bike...it will be unique