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pinetreetmh Newbie

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Originally posted by busakiller@Oct 11 2006, 09:22 PM

wow,finally you are a hen liao,not a new chick anymore.....

:banana: :banana: :banana:

u like banana so much ah.. then next time should call u banana killer

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Tincan Newbie

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Originally posted by razin@Oct 11 2006, 07:33 PM

I think the base is just a few bucks on ebay....

Forget to tell: make a hole small enough for the latch to lock in...and small screws for the latch as it is too thick for the rivet...

 

See pic..

 

You can "hide" a lot of things there: like cigarettes, condom, DVD...and etc etc...a girl friend perhaps..muah ha ha...

While we are at the topic of mods, can someone please enlighten me on how the hand rail that I see in some pictures is attached around the hump?

 

Thank you in advance for your input.

Nok97 Newbie

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Originally posted by busakiller@Oct 11 2006, 09:17 PM

wow,finally you are a hen liao,not a new chick anymore.....

:banana: :banana: :banana:

:bow:

he king of lala lalala lalalala kopi

Jaws1605198975 Newbie

Jaws1605198975

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Originally posted by Cybernation@Oct 11 2006, 12:32 PM

U unleash your other bike nobody will dare to bully you!! :bouncefire: :bouncefire:

Got... U lor heehee... Haiz but for now ...... its still for display purposes only ..... sianzzzzzzz.....

MERCENARY Newbie

MERCENARY

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Originally posted by Nok97@Oct 12 2006, 09:09 PM

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he king of lala lalala lalalala kopi

wow i wonder other than lalalaalalaalaalaalalalalallaal coffee which part can he still laallaalalalalalallallalalalallaalalalalalallalallalalalallalallaalal:cheeky:

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kelvin_luffs Newbie

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Originally posted by razin@Oct 11 2006, 07:33 PM

I think the base is just a few bucks on ebay....

Forget to tell: make a hole small enough for the latch to lock in...and small screws for the latch as it is too thick for the rivet...

 

See pic..

 

You can "hide" a lot of things there: like cigarettes, condom, DVD...and etc etc...a girl friend perhaps..muah ha ha...

hahah.. hide gf.. hahaha.. anyway its a very gd way to utilize space..

pinetreetmh Newbie

pinetreetmh

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Originally posted by MERCENARY@Oct 12 2006, 11:29 PM

wow i wonder other than lalalaalalaalaalaalalalalallaal coffee which part can he still laallaalalalalalallallalalalallaalalalalalallalallalalalallalallaalal:cheeky:

i guess u will never find out.. unless u wear a skirt.. hahahahaa

:cheeky: :cheeky:

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razin Newbie

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Originally posted by Tincan@Oct 12 2006, 05:19 PM

While we are at the topic of mods, can someone please enlighten me on how the hand rail that I see in some pictures is attached around the hump?

 

Thank you in advance for your input.

You need to cut out the edge of the hump where it touches the guard rail...go to hayabusa.org for more details and pics of mod....

The Prophet (blessings and peace be upon him) said, "Remember more often the destroyer of pleasures - death." In Memory Of Dr Bend......

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NormalAspirated Newbie

NormalAspirated

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Originally posted by razin@Oct 12 2006, 05:48 AM

bling bling?

Is not bling bling effects ... there are 04 truth about rotary damper is better than normal conventional damper. :p

 

01. The Design.

Design is "roundish" and compact. In events of accident, nothing stick out like rest top mount dampers that possibly hurt the rider.

Overall mounting on the bike top trees is very neat.

 

02. Dampering Speed

Only rotary design offers high and low speed damper adjustments, rest are one straight forward clicking.

 

03. Dampering Angle Coverage

Only rotary dampers gives you angle coverage adjustments for its better precision and sensitivity.

 

04. Direct Yoke Design

It has 02 mounting types. On top trees plate or onto the top steerling yoke.

By far, only rotary dampers offer you direct yoke mounting. This direct pick up the most shaking information from front wheel before it transfer to rest of your bike complete front assembly.

 

Scotts Damper company initially start design for scramblers, over many years of success, Ohlins company had bought over their rotary design in recent years and selling almost 40% higher in price.

Hope all these helps. :D

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Originally posted by Tincan@Oct 12 2006, 05:19 PM

While we are at the topic of mods, can someone please enlighten me on how the hand rail that I see in some pictures is attached around the hump?

Thank you in advance for your input.

Hey Budd, forget that fixing of hand rail. Ang-mo like showcase their bike, we like functionality.

The hand rail got quite among of weight. More weight bearing on top is huge different from bearing at close CG bike bottom. Busa is quite good in taking bends, more weights gives you more shiity feels in the bends.

Thats is why supersports want its need design with exhaust holding below near the CG.

Voted best cornering bike of world production till date is Buell. I had seen and try on. Every bits of engineering works, they had manage to design the most weight bearing hardwares close to the CG and kept it in the middle of the wheelbase. This make the bike superior in cornering.

 

Hope this helps and stop thinking how to cut your hump. :D

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Originally posted by Jaws?@Oct 12 2006, 11:26 PM

Got... U lor heehee... Haiz but for now ...... its still for display purposes only ..... sianzzzzzzz.....

Almost there liao ... :D

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Originally posted by pinetreetmh@Oct 13 2006, 10:47 AM

i guess u will never find out.. unless u wear a skirt.. hahahahaa

:cheeky: :cheeky:

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busakiller Newbie

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Originally posted by pinetreetmh+Oct 12 2006, 11:21 AM-->
QUOTE (pinetreetmh @ Oct 12 2006, 11:21 AM)
u like banana so much ah.. then next time should call u banana killer [/b]

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"Despite the vast improvements in the field of automobile safety, there is still one simple

component that talented car,bike engineers & designers can do nothing about - the Nut behind the steering wheel or the Rider!!!

Everyone haf a DARKSIDE What is YOURS???:angel:

busakiller Newbie

busakiller

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Originally posted by Bugsy@Oct 15 2006, 12:27 PM

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Wow,Yr next toy bike???

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"Despite the vast improvements in the field of automobile safety, there is still one simple

component that talented car,bike engineers & designers can do nothing about - the Nut behind the steering wheel or the Rider!!!

Everyone haf a DARKSIDE What is YOURS???:angel:

NormalAspirated Newbie

NormalAspirated

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Originally posted by Jaws?@Oct 18 2006, 10:12 PM

Wat Cam Degree Timing will u guys recommen for Yoshi Cams? i think its stage one cams thanks

Aiyo ... You don't act blur ... and you asking stage one ... Ooooh please, where got enough for you ?

Go for megacycle budd ... and of course with all titanium internal and +1mm valves. All these headworks start up will match well for your future upgrades ! :thumb:

I am keen to help you and then I will shoot a home video for you. :D

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Bugsy Newbie

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Originally posted by Jaws?@Oct 18 2006, 10:12 PM

Wat Cam Degree Timing will u guys recommen for Yoshi Cams? i think its stage one cams thanks

Simply put,The higher the number the higher the max power comes on in the rpm band/range.The opposite with lower numbers.Cam profiles and the motor's static compression are guide lines to go by on how high a number you would use.The more over lap you have the faster the motor has to spin to out run this pressure loss.

Jaws1605198975 Newbie

Jaws1605198975

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Originally posted by NormalAspirated@Oct 19 2006, 01:51 AM

Aiyo ... You don't act blur ... and you asking stage one ... Ooooh please, where got enough for you ?

Go for megacycle budd ... and of course with all titanium internal and +1mm valves. All these headworks start up will match well for your future upgrades ! :thumb:

I am keen to help you and then I will shoot a home video for you. :D

aiya mi only wanna just drop in the cams and degree the cam dats all lar dun wanna adjust liao go dyno then adjust again thought maybe u guys can give mi a good degree then i adjust liao can liao heehee lazy lar mi not going for over sized valves and also anyone here taken their Base gasket out ??

Jaws1605198975 Newbie

Jaws1605198975

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Originally posted by Bugsy@Oct 19 2006, 09:05 AM

Simply put,The higher the number the higher the max power comes on in the rpm band/range.The opposite with lower numbers.Cam profiles and the motor's static compression are guide lines to go by on how high a number you would use.The more over lap you have the faster the motor has to spin to out run this pressure loss.

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