Suzuki Hayabusa

[Stardust83]

Raining heavily in all parts of singapore... Ride safe falcon riders..

[nicky69hayden]

Hi guys, thinking of changing my rectifier soon and also to try on the lithium batteries but just need to check if any of you guys/gals ever had any problems with your rectifier/voltage regulator?? Heard that some rectifier can fail even after only using it for a few months.

Anyone ever tried products from electrosports???

Need some feedback urgent,

thanks

[sawadee5848]

Hi guys, thinking of changing my rectifier soon and also to try on the lithium batteries but just need to check if any of you guys/gals ever had any problems with your rectifier/voltage regulator?? Heard that some rectifier can fail even after only using it for a few months.

Anyone ever tried products from electrosports???

Need some feedback urgent,

thanks

i just change my rectifer so far so good no problems

[nicky69hayden]

i just change my rectifer so far so good no problems

 

How much and where did you go to get the rectifier change?

 

I've check with most shops giving a price range bout $220~$280 plus installation. but K.S. motor quote me $190 just for the rectifier itself.

[kinwei]

Hi guys, thinking of changing my rectifier soon and also to try on the lithium batteries but just need to check if any of you guys/gals ever had any problems with your rectifier/voltage regulator?? Heard that some rectifier can fail even after only using it for a few months.

Anyone ever tried products from electrosports???

Need some feedback urgent,

thanks

 

Yes, I'm riding a K9 and had encountered faulty rectifier twice. It was a faulty batch (K8~L10) which was replaced with a Improved version FOC by Guan Hoe. However it was only until the 2nd time then they acknowledge the problem. So far no problem with the improved version.

 

By the way, why do you intend to change to a Lithium battery? Beside the minor weight saving (considering our bike is already over 200kg), I don't see any big advantages over the normal battery. The price of a lithium can buy 2 or 3 normal battery which could easily means manys 4 to 6 years of usage. FYI, my stock battery still serving me well for the past 2 years.

[kinwei]

How much and where did you go to get the rectifier change?

 

I've check with most shops giving a price range bout $220~$280 plus installation. but K.S. motor quote me $190 just for the rectifier itself.

 

$190 is a good price. I have paid $220 for it. However I urge you not to pay for it and seek Guan Hoe advise first.

[sawadee5848]

How much and where did you go to get the rectifier change?

 

I've check with most shops giving a price range bout $220~$280 plus installation. but K.S. motor quote me $190 just for the rectifier itself.

i change myself i buy $190 if u wan my friend have wan new he is selling u can call me and i give u he number

[nicky69hayden]

Yes, I'm riding a K9 and had encountered faulty rectifier twice. It was a faulty batch (K8~L10) which was replaced with a Improved version FOC by Guan Hoe. However it was only until the 2nd time then they acknowledge the problem. So far no problem with the improved version.

 

By the way, why do you intend to change to a Lithium battery? Beside the minor weight saving (considering our bike is already over 200kg), I don't see any big advantages over the normal battery. The price of a lithium can buy 2 or 3 normal battery which could easily means manys 4 to 6 years of usage. FYI, my stock battery still serving me well for the past 2 years.

 

My current batt is also almost past 2 yrs as well, but looks like it starts to give me some symptoms. Anyway been reading a lot and it seems that the lithium batt has it advantages besides the obvious weight, it will give a constant voltage better cranking voltage everytime and last 2 or 3 times longer than the ave batt, plus its rechargeable. Unlike normal batteries, they are not really meant to be re-charge (they can be recharge but they wont hold it for long). Anyway the lithum batt is not as expensive as it sounds, it actually costing me lesser than 2 OEM batts.........so comparing the lifespan of these 2, they are bout the same but cost is lesser.

[nicky69hayden]

i change myself i buy $190 if u wan my friend have wan new he is selling u can call me and i give u he number

 

Thanks, but was thinking of changing to the electrosports rectifier and also to get the relocation bracket as well, might wanna change the position to somewhere less hot, currently ours are position under the lingakge near the mid-pipe.

[kinwei]

Thanks, but was thinking of changing to the electrosports rectifier and also to get the relocation bracket as well, might wanna change the position to somewhere less hot, currently ours are position under the lingakge near the mid-pipe.

 

There is a thread in Hayabusa.org showing a guy whom relocated his rectifier to the tail and in the caught fire and burnt the tail. Reason being Gen2 rectifier runs hotter than Gen1. You might want to reconsider it.

[kinwei]

My current batt is also almost past 2 yrs as well, but looks like it starts to give me some symptoms. Anyway been reading a lot and it seems that the lithium batt has it advantages besides the obvious weight, it will give a constant voltage better cranking voltage everytime and last 2 or 3 times longer than the ave batt, plus its rechargeable. Unlike normal batteries, they are not really meant to be re-charge (they can be recharge but they wont hold it for long). Anyway the lithum batt is not as expensive as it sounds, it actually costing me lesser than 2 OEM batts.........so comparing the lifespan of these 2, they are bout the same but cost is lesser.

 

Then you got yourselves a good deal. Cheers.

[nicky69hayden]

There is a thread in Hayabusa.org showing a guy whom relocated his rectifier to the tail and in the caught fire and burnt the tail. Reason being Gen2 rectifier runs hotter than Gen1. You might want to reconsider it.

 

Thanks bro for the heads up.......will reconsider on doing the relocation project. Any info if he is using the OEM rectifier or an aftermarket one?

[kinwei]

Thanks bro for the heads up.......will reconsider on doing the relocation project. Any info if he is using the OEM rectifier or an aftermarket one?

 

It is OEM.

[nicky69hayden]

i change myself i buy $190 if u wan my friend have wan new he is selling u can call me and i give u he number

 

Is it plug and play or any requirements to cut some wires?

[kinwei]

Is it plug and play or any requirements to cut some wires?

 

It plug and play. Only a single connector. Can't go wrong.

[nicky69hayden]

It plug and play. Only a single connector. Can't go wrong.

 

ok great, if i'm going with the OEM then I will just D.I.Y

[Azli]

HI Guys

 

I'm new to Busa n need some info...Currently my bike is fix with aftermarket pipe 4 2 1. Is it ok if i use this

as i heard that LTA does not allow busa to use 4 2 1 pipe????

 

Thanks is advance

[shahrul_azmil3]

There are aftermarket full system that are legal.

 

And there are aftermarket header which are not legal but use oem end can which pass inspection and road blocks.

 

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[kinwei]

ok great, if i'm going with the OEM then I will just D.I.Y

 

Oppsss..Mistake on my part. It two connectors actually.

[kinwei]

ok great, if i'm going with the OEM then I will just D.I.Y

 

Oppsss..Mistake on my part. It two connectors actually.

[toys]

Hi to all hayabusa riders!I've been riding a year 2000model busa for almost 9 year until recently I sold it!I'm not very active in this forum but some of the old timer here might know!All I can said hayabusa is a great bike!Now I've a lot of spares for sale,pls take a look!Still got more haven't post out!can cal me if u need any spares!92333304

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php/344499-Hayabusa-Gen1-Corbin-Bettle-Bags-amp-more-for-sale!

[toys]

Hi to all hayabusa riders!I've been riding a year 2000model busa for almost 9 year until recently I sold it!I'm not very active in this forum but some of the old timer here might know me!All I can said hayabusa is a great bike!Now I've a lot of spares for sale,pls take a look!Still got more haven't post out!can cal me if u need any spares!92333304

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php/344499-Hayabusa-Gen1-Corbin-Bettle-Bags-amp-more-for-sale!

[shahrul_azmil3]

Hi to all hayabusa riders!I've been riding a year 2000model busa for almost 9 year until recently I sold it!I'm not very active in this forum but some of the old timer here might know me!All I can said hayabusa is a great bike!Now I've a lot of spares for sale,pls take a look!Still got more haven't post out!can cal me if u need any spares!92333304

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php/344499-Hayabusa-Gen1-Corbin-Bettle-Bags-amp-more-for-sale!

 

 

List out what u have first lor. N price. No need for pics first. Later can upload

 

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[Azli]

There are aftermarket full system that are legal.

 

And there are aftermarket header which are not legal but use oem end can which pass inspection and road blocks.

 

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Hi Shahrul

Thanks for the advised. By the way where can i fix the oem can?

[Stardust83]

Morning guys !