Hayabusa Swingarm Extension | Gen 2 | DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2022
- One of the long awaited project. This was a dream as special as getting the bike. Hope you all like it and find it useful!
Chapters
0:11 Intro
1:19 List of things needed
1:53 Un-mounting (phase 1)
2:59 Un-mounting (phase 2)
5:28 Un-mounting (phase 3)
5:53 Un-mounting (phase 4)
8:24 Mounting (phase 1)
10:00 Mounting (phase 2)
10:30 Mounting (phase 3)
11:20 Chain replacement
13:27 Axel nut tightening
13:56 Check points
14:49 Visual crosschecks
15:38 Lowering links installation
17:09 BOOM BOOM!
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Chain cutting and riveting process
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Looks so much better extended, great video ❤
Yes it looks as it should be extended my 07 about 6 years ago 5 inches perfect but you do need a tail tidy and repossession the number plate.
No problem’s with handling actual it feels a bit more stable
Off course you need a new chain plus your chain guards is a short. So the fittings are billet aluminium bolted up torque then you can do away with rear brake support bar. Looks and feels so much better 👌👍
Bro try to keep uploading video. You have good knowledge in busa and best thing is you are best in DIY projects ❤️
Thanks for the motivation! Trying my best 😊
Very well done my friend, I enjoyed this video very much!
Thank you soo much for the appreciation! 🤘🏼
Good job brother.. Proud of you.
Thanks brother 🤗
Lots of love from Surat gujrat ❤
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Let me tell you Now bike looks much better than stock.
Rear end assembly always looked odd on Busa, either it should have shorter rear sub frame or longer wheelbase what you just did perfectly..!!!
What you said is true Amit! Pretty sure there would be some engineering/aerodynamics after that rear end, but messes it up aesthetically. Previously i wanted to extend it only till the length of the tail lamp, later decided to stretch it till the arc of the wheel matches parallel to the wheel arc under the tail!
@@pathikpanchal810 Did you get an opportunity to ride New gen 3 Busa by any Chance? Is it day and night difference?
New is costing 20 ish on road and there's one available gen 2 2019 model with same vance & hines slip-on as yours for 14.
I am totally confused between two and mind also inclines getting brand new Ninja 1000 SX for 14.
Damn there are dozens of bike to choose from but I don't find a single without a major compromise.
I am riding 1250 GS now but would want to add one inline 4 sbk.
Thanks!
Very good video! One question, was it absolutely necessary to remove the tail?
Hey thanks!
The purpose for removing the tail was to access the brake reservoir “COMPLETELY” without any restrictions in working space or visibility!
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Busa just got hotter buddy!
Haha yes! :)
Hey bro keep uploading videos
Nice video ❤️
Where did you order all the swing extension and all ?
Doing my best! Thanks!
Extension blocks and extended brake hose from exotic-cycle usa (friend got it while he was traveling)
Lowering links - self made on CNC
Longer chain from Speedmotorad india, official dealer of RK chains! :)
@@pathikpanchal810 great 👍 bro ❤️ thanks
What's the stretch of your busa? How many inches did you stretch it?
a little less than 7 inches!
How do you mount (fix) brake caliper ??
Its length is not enough ,is It ?
It is subjective. If u want to extend up to 6 inches then U can use the stock brake hose of the rear caliper “BUT” you will have to un hook its mounts over the swingarm and pull it straight from the central junction without any curvatures on its way. Hope it is clear! :)
@@pathikpanchal810
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like this video's part to hold brake caliper (1:03)
How do you mount (fix) brake caliper ??
not brake hose
I'm japanese. so I'm not good at English sorry
@@user-eu3jp1fg2x No worries.
Email me on pathik810@gmail.com. Will explain you with pictures!
@@pathikpanchal810
ok👍
thank you very much !!
Are these dangerous on a bike, have you had any problems
Not dangerous as far as you have
- bought the extensions of a renowned make
- installed them properly
- did proper chain installations
😊