Hayabusa Track Bike
#1
Yep, I've talked about it for years (http://www.australian-hayabusa-club.com/...p?tid=9011) and planned it for the last year (http://www.australian-hayabusa-club.com/...?tid=12383), and now it has begun.

It's a 99 copper, "Number 262"

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Now looking more like this

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Hoping to revive the Sydney Secret Mod Group Spannering days in the months to come, and with a bit of luck we'll be seeing this racing around Eastern Creek (and other tracks) and showing those pesky little 250 two-strokes what corner speed is all about Boobies4


I'm after any (cheap) parts available that may come in handy, especially if they are scratched or dented, since it's only for a track bike. Please send PM's with any parts you may have to sell me.

Things I still need at this stage:
* Any top triple tree that may be lighter than stock/OEM
* 4 into 1, any condition
* A set of Carbon wheels, in case anyone has a set in the garage they don't use
* Anything that's less heavy than stock/OEM bits

Also, I'm aiming to make it as light and nimble as possible, so please let me know your thoughts on how to do this without spending a fortune...
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#2
Good on you Pan...best of luck with the build.
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#3
i have a stock top tree pan you can have mate .
ignore my post pan i was reading the forum with out my specs on and mis read what you were asking mate


bike looks dam nice mate
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#4
Good luck with the build mate bring it around anytime if you want to do it at your place set up a date & we can all come around & we can drink your Beer & watch you work Pi_thumbsup
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#5
Update: Just got a 4 into 1 off a Busa Club friend...

Things I still need at this stage:

* Any top triple tree that may be lighter than stock/OEM
* A set of Carbon wheels, in case anyone has a set in the garage they don't use
* Anything that's less heavy than stock/OEM bits
* Brembo radial front brakes, just in case you know anyone who has some... Coolsmiley
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#6
OH THANK GOD, that was the worst kept secret in the UNIVERSE! COngrats on the trackie, can you get a two-stroke motor for it?
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#7
(23-05-2010, 08:34pm)Heidi1 Wrote: OH THANK GOD, that was the worst kept secret in the UNIVERSE! COngrats on the trackie, can you get a two-stroke motor for it?

Good idea it would be lighter Pi_thumbsup
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#8
this will be an awesome and interesting build will be following closely good luck mate!
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#9
Please tell me you bought some old fairings for this, and didn't destroy your original ones???

(22-05-2010, 09:56pm)pan Wrote: Also, I'm aiming to make it as light and nimble as possible, so please let me know your thoughts on how to do this without spending a fortune...
You could try cutting some holes in the frame, like the guy in that other thread...
Maybe drill some "speed holes" in the wheel rims, too.

Protip: The wheels don't really need three spokes; two is quite sufficient.
"casting dispersions on others credability." And their illiteracy.
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#10
(23-05-2010, 10:29pm)Rainbow7 Wrote: Please tell me you bought some old fairings for this, and didn't destroy your original ones???

Yeh, I had a set of old "bits-a-pieces" fairings to use. Copper ones are with someone else...

(23-05-2010, 10:29pm)Rainbow7 Wrote: Maybe drill some "speed holes" in the wheel rims, too.

Protip: The wheels don't really need three spokes; two is quite sufficient.

Pi_tongue
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(goes off to find 5mm drill bit)
BIG THANK YOU TO PETE'S PITSTOP for these Pi_thumbsup


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(Pete, send me a couple of stickers for the bike when you get a chance, will ya?)
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#11
Dont forget the Knobby tyres mate
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#12
I love that photo! I love how it rained that day, we lapped Oran Park all day, and when I ran wide on the last session, even after going through the dirt, the kick-stand was still sparkling and clean!!
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#13
nice one Pan . I've got a polished gen 1 grab rail if you need it , won't make the bike go any quicker but bling is important as you have to look good too ,lol
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#14
I note the black frame in the original photo of the "copper" so I take it, it started as a bits and pieces put together bike before you got to it??

So what year is it? (well most of it?)

- Read you do know that keeping it the copper colour will make it got heaps faster dont you ! Knuppel2

P.S. congrats on the project, hope you have heaps of fun with it.
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I don't want a pickle . . .
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#15
It's a "REAL" copper bike Wardy!
No. 262.
The frame and swingarm have been spray painted black...
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