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Titanium or Aluminum connecting Rods?
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And yes I have a LOT of item that would not be necessary for most street riders. I'd say if a Ducati is the Ferrari of motorcycles then I'm making my Hayabusa the Bugatti of motorcycles.
And gold plated speedometer needles lol. I think at this point the only thing not being changed is the side fairings and headlight but it's gonna look stock to avoid thieves and cops. That is to the untrained eye
No chance I hell LOL. BUT I am hanging the backlight to white. Someone here had it and it looks way better and is much easier to see at night. I am going to do a few SMALL cosmetic changes but they will look like it came from the factory.
I did blue on all my Gen2 guages, but wish I had done blue and white together.
White for tach and speedometer, and blue for temp, fuel, and center display.
Yeah, it really is
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BUGATTI MAYNE.....BUGATTI
I didn't do this. I got the pics off fb. I can get the guys info though
Yes, you can do several colors, including white, and each guage can be a different color if you want.
The leds on the board get changed to red, blue, green, yelllow, or white, and I have seen purple for sale as well, but it isn't common.
NOT!!!!!!!
R1 rods are $748 a piece for an R1m
michael parris heuberger
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Hi. Talked with Corrello the Ti rods are not as good as the rods they made for me.
Zerks
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I read up on a deep dive into the pros and cons of connecting rods a few years ago. Wish I knew where that story was located. Steel was the long term winner. Aluminum did well in specific short term applications. Titanium was good for certain applications too... however, for the street you want steel if you want it to last. Maybe carbon fiber will make it one day.
What you mean? Why lol
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