You can do risers plus helibars combined. It’s a nice improvement.
What Did You Do To Your Busa, Today?
- Thread starter SoCal Blur
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Don’t both require new brake and clutch lines?
Helibars and .75 riser works. I believe sixpack had the same setup. I eventually went with braided lines and got longer ones while I was replacing them. Not sure if the ABS genII or genI bikes have shorter lines or not though. It might also be too tight of a fit for someone’s comfort, but it ran with no issues for me.
At least you don’t have daily storms coming through like down here.I rode mine from one fire station to anothermaybe one day I'll quit working so much so I can ride it more.
GAmedic
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Georgia weather changes by the minute. I also ride year round and since the bike is my only mode of transportation, I ride in the rain as well.
bishopdablack
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replaced the clutch and brake levers while i got a good deal on the bike the clutch lever had the tip broken off so i replaced both
08BusaKY
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Thx...I might try that down the road. I rode it tonight and it was already and improvement. I ordered the touring windshield from Revzilla. I love this bike. I have been riding it more than my Harley.
Blkoutbusa
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Blacked out bolts and caps on them.
bigoltool
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If your going to buck up for a Genmar and Helibars just do yourself a solid and get the new lines.
I agree, been there, done that.
I was just answering his question if they would fit with stock lines, and they do
I have braided lines and they’re fine. The throttle is what’s affected with the Heli-Bars but only slightly and only when in full left lock. The idle goes up a few revs is all. I read the rerouting advice that came with the bars but the kink or ‘turn’ the cable had to make seemed to cause other problems.
Woke up the other day to a flat rear tire. So I priced out a rear tire, and got my smoked LED tail light, and DB windscreen in the mail. I leave for vacation tomorrow so when I get back, I'll have a new tire and mods put on. For only owning my first Busa for 2 months in excited for my progress. More to come.
Looks as though the wee lad has staked his claim.
I just bought the bike after leaving my soon to be ex wife. My little one loves the bike. My ex never wanted me to get a bike, so I got one as soon as I left! I am loving my first bike purchase!
It is sad to see any marriage cease to be but happiness is paramount. My wife and I bought both our boys bikes for this very reason (so their wives couldn't say they weren't allowed to have one). I believe motorcycling is a form of therapy.
I am fortunate my wife of 27yrs gave me the nod to get mine (although I have had a bike since I was knee-high to a grasshopper and came into our marriage with a bike).
I am fortunate my wife of 27yrs gave me the nod to get mine (although I have had a bike since I was knee-high to a grasshopper and came into our marriage with a bike).
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