First custom 08 Busa

[Buster Hymen]

Here's a link to the "first" custom 08 Busa. Don't open this link in front of children that frighten easily! LOL.

http://www.motorcycledaily.com/07december07_lrg_hayabusa.htm

 

[Rusty McNeil]

Like the bike....

hate the paint job/scheme...

Rusty

 

[4gasem]

Like the bike....

hate the paint job/scheme...

Rusty

Agreed!

 

[QuarterHorse]

I agree as well. I be she hawlz bawlz!!!

 

[Bill Seward]

I think I got a little woodie looking at that......
But I'll still keep my Max. It's been paid for, for the last 20 years!

 

[gleno]

Kind of grows on you. I like it but I wouldn't want to clean it ullhair:

 

[Lew L]

Can't say I like it . BUT where are the spokes ( or thier equivalent) in the wheels??????

 

[4gasem]

Can't say I like it . BUT where are the spokes ( or thier equivalent) in the wheels??????

I quote.

The custom Hayabusa is outfitted with 18x8.5-inch (rear) and 17x4-inch (front) MHT clear wheels produced by CSC, and 240/40ZR17 (rear) and 120/70ZR17 (front) Pirelli Diablo tires.

 

[vmaxinID]

"The custom Hayabusa is outfitted with 18x8.5-inch (rear) and 17x4-inch (front) MHT clear wheels produced by CSC, and 240/40ZR17 (rear) and 120/70ZR17 (front) Pirelli Diablo tires"

So it's got a 18" rear wheel with a 17" tire??? :hmmm:

 

[4gasem]

So it's got a 18" rear wheel with a 17" tire??? :hmmm:

I think thats a bit of a stretch!
:whistlin:

 

[Lew L]

------ soooooooo-------

clear plastic wheels from a company I can't find with computer search????

Acrlyic plastic--- cracks easily, scratches even easier

Poly carbonate---- much stronger but scratches even easier and is softer:ummm:

Two words for this bike----trailer queen ------ or --------art project----

This bike needs real wheels:confused2:

Qusstion? is the company Austrialan (sp)??

 

[gleno]

------ soooooooo-------

clear plastic wheels from a company I can't find with computer search????

Acrlyic plastic--- cracks easily, scratches even easier

Poly carbonate---- much stronger but scratches even easier and is softer:ummm:

Two words for this bike----trailer queen ------ or --------art project----

This bike needs real wheels:confused2:

Qusstion? is the company Austrialan (sp)??

Hi Lew,

Looks like your assessment of the custom Hayabusa shown at Long Beach as 'art' was not far from the mark.

As near as I can tell the wheels probably came from these guys in Long Beach Florida http://www.cscbikes.com/index.htm

Doesn't say so directly but they do a lot of Hayabusa's and may not have updated the web site yet.

Could the clear material on the wheels be Lexan?

Cheers,

Gleno