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Post by kneedragger4576 on May 10, 2015 12:41:48 GMT
Can anyone tell me if when you purchase a kit, does it come complete with everything needed? Beside engine and wiring.
i have a 2009 Gen2 Hayabusa, complete drag bike though. and I would really like some help before I just get to excited and order a kit without researching.
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Post by mawdo81 on May 10, 2015 13:02:38 GMT
It can do, but not for the advertised kit price. Normally you need bolts, seats, belts or harness, filler cap and pipe, lighting, reverse system, wheels, brakes... Etc. hope that helps some what.
Go for it though, you'll get so much help on here...
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Post by kneedragger4576 on May 10, 2015 16:41:43 GMT
I found dealer in Texas,
Basic kit $9,995.00
Complete kit $19,950.00
I have all the wiring, module, lighting, engine, etc.
Which kit or manufacture has best options?
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Post by airforceone on May 11, 2015 6:58:00 GMT
They usually have what is called "Kit in a Box" option.
This is usually everything you need except the Hayabusa parts.
Other than that it's up to you what you are willing to pay and what you want in the kit.
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Post by kneedragger4576 on May 12, 2015 1:54:20 GMT
Any websites that I can see how much is involved with assembling?
I'm thinking of a turbo kit also, and need to know if it will work.
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Post by moog on May 12, 2015 10:47:40 GMT
Hello I purchased the kit in the box option as I'm a complete idiot when it comes to anything more complicated than Lego. I've not completed my kit yet, but so far I've spent about £1000 on top of the kit and the bike purchase (not including extra wing kit). Now some of that was on tools, some on upgrades that I thought I'd do (such as the radiator, fuel pump, etc), and lots on bolts & pipework. If you want flappy paddle gears for instance, you'll need to add an extra £800 or so. If you go the turbo route you'll have to upgrade some of the ancillary stuff so you may end up doubling up on some of things you have off your 'busa. No instructions to date though, but the build manual from the Tr1ke will get you started. It's my first kit, but it's been a nice kit to work on, easy access, good quality bits and the factory support is good. /Moog Build Blog |
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Post by kneedragger4576 on May 17, 2015 12:53:16 GMT
Thank u
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