I just noticed the picture where he demonstrates how wide the rim is by putting two $100 bills on the rim, one on each side of the spokes.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I sure am impressed.   

I don't get it, does a person ride it, or stick a quarter in a slot and watch a gum ball go tumbling across the poorly rendered half naked chicks, through the air ride plumbing, down the $15000 swing arm, around the impressively excessive rear wheel where it's dispensed a gum ball w/ very bad taste...

Quote from: SP3 on August 12, 2008, 12:21:03 PM

Point of my ramble? Don't get your panties in a bunch over this.

I roll Commando style homie!

Quote from: SP3 on August 12, 2008, 12:29:45 PM
oh yeah, shouldn't this be in "no moto"?

No shit! 

QuoteThis is the right section...

General Monster Forum
General monster and motorcycle talk (not just monsters)

Wait, its a moto? Coulda fooled me...

Quick question: do 'busa's have a dry clutch? Or did he snaffle that from a ducati? 

Quote from: roy-nexus-6 on August 12, 2008, 05:42:17 PM
Quick question: do 'busa's have a dry clutch? Or did he snaffle that from a ducati? 

I don't know about stock, but the 400hp+ drag bikes have an after market kit where they can change the plates between runs. I saw it on Pinks, one time.

Invested $30,000?  Why doesn't he just tell it up front, and say blew $30,000.  An investment is supposed to have a return. 

POS

Quotehe first thing that you notice is the $15000.00 Chrome Double sided swing arm

christ, i need to buy a welder

Quote from: roy-nexus-6 on August 12, 2008, 05:42:17 PM
Quick question: do 'busa's have a dry clutch? Or did he snaffle that from a ducati? 

No, 'busa's do not have a dry clutch.  There is a guy on tlzone.net (for owners of Suzuki TL1000S/R) who makes wet clutch covers with a lexan window.  When the bike is on its sidestand, oil does not show in the window. 

I don't know if that cover on that Hayabusa is from the guy on the TL forum but it looks a lot like the one he makes/sells.