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RE: Busa No. 3 - simmo - 10-11-2012

(10-11-2012, 10:00am)pan Wrote:
(10-11-2012, 09:54am)simmo Wrote: Scary no comment Nerd
Shut up you! Knuppel2
Don't listen to Simmo. My swingarm is STOCK length. If you don't believe me, count the chain links, divide by 3 and measure the rotational mass of the sprocket. It's stock!
& rotation of the earth & gravity pull is what again



RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 28-02-2013

I made some more functional changes, using all OEM parts of course... Frown

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RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 04-03-2013

Dash and LED lights in!

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RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 27-03-2013

A bit more carbon...

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RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 01-04-2013

Updated the clutch cover. After 14 years the old one was pitted and worn.

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Started with a cheap Chinese chrome one.

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...then got carried away and chopped up the fairing (weight saving performance mod!)

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RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 10-04-2013

Weighed the bike at the drag strip. Absolutely full tank of petrol too.

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RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 12-04-2013

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Turns out this cover is RUBBISH! Leaks oil out of the cap/hole because the thread isn't drilled straight in to the cover. It's drilled on a whacky angle which means the oil cap doesn't sit flush. Had to stick it in with Silastic!

RE: Busa No. 3 - CeeJay07 - 13-04-2013

All in the name of getting the bike as close to stock as possible huh??

RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 13-04-2013

It's pretty much OEM

RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 13-04-2013

(12-04-2013, 10:42pm)pan Wrote: Turns out this cover is RUBBISH! Leaks oil out of the cap/hole because the thread isn't drilled straight in to the cover. It's drilled on a whacky angle which means the oil cap doesn't sit flush. Had to stick it in with Silastic!

Here's a photo showing the gap

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RE: Busa No. 3 - CeeJay07 - 14-04-2013

Couldn't you fill the gap with a fat section o-ring on the cap Pan?

RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 14-04-2013

Tried that CJ, but because of the angled entry onto the clutch basket, the o-ring would effectively be squeezed out the end that wasn't making contact with the cap

RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 27-04-2013

Coming up to my baby's 14th birthday, thought I would spoil it a little...

New grips and new wheels...

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RE: Busa No. 3 - Dale - 28-04-2013

Pan, how come this baby gets new grips and wheels, yet the other one gets duct taped to the wall ?!? Pi_tongue

RE: Busa No. 3 - pan - 28-04-2013

Priorities Dale. Priorities.