Hi - I'm new to forum - looking for Hayabusa!!!
#16
Thanks guys
Of the 4 I have rode, the vibration is the same - even on the 05 model with 6k on it I felt the vibrations were a bit rough - I think it might be my hard-bottomed boots that make my toes tingle.

I am in Brisbane - amd my budget is $10k, well at least that is what I might buy this one for.

It is blue/silver, perfect paint, no falls/scratches, no mods, 46k. Only prob I had was the tapping - can feel through handle bars, but goes away when clucth is pulled in.
Reply
#17
Hi there Kompressor

I have a 2000 Hayabusa that I got a few years ago with 19000km on the clock. I now have 48000km and have had no major issues. The bike feels more run in than it did at 19K Gearbox has also become smoother, esp in the 5-6 shift which used to be notchy if you raced the change.

The 99's were a bit happier in the top end, anything after 2001 was retuned for more midrange as the safetycrats limited the 01 onwards to 286km/hr

Good luck with your purchase.
Reply
#18
Hey Mutha.... you buying yourself a Busa??

No sorry,The busa would make my bum look too big. Lol3

I am looking at buying Cagiva XTRA Raptor 1000 Drool

Biker Beep Beep...
never fly higher than your angel.
Reply
#19
ooops
never fly higher than your angel.
Reply
#20
So I guess what I'm asking is - should I worry about the tapping in the engine/clutch? It sounds fine when clutch handle is pulled in, but when released it makes the engine sound as though it's tapping, and the tap can be felt through the handle bars. :(

I also noticed the fuel consumption on the CPU was 10k/l, is this bad?!!
Reply
#21
Kompressor Wrote:So I guess what I'm asking is - should I worry about the tapping in the engine/clutch? It sounds fine when clutch handle is pulled in, but when released it makes the engine sound as though it's tapping, and the tap can be felt through the handle bars. :(

I also noticed the fuel consumption on the CPU was 10k/l, is this bad?!!

eww, tapping going through th handle bars - nope doesn't sound right to me, I'd want someone to check it before I committed any $.

A
Reply
#22
Astrobusa Wrote:Hey Mutha.... you buying yourself a Busa??

About time. Even if it makes your arse look big....... Showback
Reply
#23
Tapping noise with clutch out............(ok with clutch pulled in)......... *check the idle speed* ........should be spot on 1150 for the 99. They idle a bit raggy/rattly  if the idle is set too low. If the test bike is idling low & you don't want to touch anything,  slowly move the fast idle lever to get 1150 (hot) then have a listen, it should smooth out ok if all is as it should be.
Never ride the A model of anything.
Reply
#24
Kompressor Wrote:I also noticed the fuel consumption on the CPU was 10k/l, is this bad?!!

Not if you ask HeidiLol3 By the way, did you ever get that sorted Heidi?

Normally would be better than this unless it is being riden hard.
Reply
#25
well iverage about 16k/ltr and thats flogging the absolute hell out of it. I was getting those sort of figures but a dynoture at petes sorted that out no problem.

GC heidi's fuel use is a cutom feature so you can blow 6 foot flames at cars when they flick lit ciggies out the window at you
Reply
#26
10k/l is pretty shitty....
Reply
#27
Definitely needs a tune.
Should be averaging 18 to 20 k/ltr at legal speeds.
"If time catches up with you. You're going too slow!"
Regards BUSGO
Reply
#28
BUSGO Wrote:Definitely needs a tune.
Should be averaging 18 to 20 k/ltr at legal speeds.

my bike with the turbo at full noise gets 12-13k/l and thats rich.

im wondering how you could get the k/l down as low as ten.
Reply
#29
Mine is considerably better now. I thought it made the bike unique those flames and anyone riding behind me didn't have to stop for pertol, they could just use what I was blowing out.
Reply
#30
Thanks
I might leave that one then!
I don't know how it was ridden. I just noticed when I looked. The 05 model with 6k on it had 13.4k/l in the display as well. Seems a bit high considering it just sits there and gets the odd ride (flog?) home with a worker.
Cheers
Reply




Users browsing this thread: 2 Guest(s)