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BIKE TALK / Re: What’s up everyone
« Last post by sportbikeryder on November 03, 2025, 01:33:37 PM »Pretty dead...not much going on.
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BIKE TALK / What’s up everyone
« Last post by jdcfrank on October 30, 2025, 08:52:13 PM »How’s everyone doing. I know it’s been years since I’ve been on here.
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HELP! / Re: Those darn rats - help needed to ID wiring
« Last post by mcguyvr on October 13, 2025, 12:27:00 AM »Pic
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HELP! / Re: Those darn rats - help needed to ID wiring
« Last post by mcguyvr on October 13, 2025, 12:17:36 AM »Found it. Right blinker. Any LED recommendations?
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HELP! / Those darn rats - help needed to ID wiring - mystery solved
« Last post by mcguyvr on October 12, 2025, 02:46:30 PM »Parked 03 40th anniversary edition over AZ summer - mice/rats had a feast. Ignition coil wires and IAT sensor (+more?) chewed up!
Found this under the bike. Help needed to ID where it goes. Wiring diagrams and pics on internet aren't helping me.
The Wiring colors match to IAT sensor, which is chewed off....but why would this pinned connector be inline? Before I fix this last set of wiring, want to make sure.
Help needed to ID if it is really inline with the IAT sensor. That would make for a longer IAT sensor wire.
Most of it (was) jacketed/sleeved but this 2-pin connector won't fit in the same black wiring-loom sleeve giving me doubts as to if it truly belongs as part of the IAT wiring...
I haven't (yet) found other wires of same color code chewed.
Curious why a 2 pin connector (doesn't look like any fuse in there) is inline with this IAT sensor plug. Anyone have knowledge ?
Look familiar to anyone - or can you confirm this is in fact inline and below the IAT sensor?(left side frame).
Much thanks in advance.
McG
ps resoldered/connected the rest of the 4 ignition coil wires. This is the last repair before firing it up - What a pain this rat...
Found this under the bike. Help needed to ID where it goes. Wiring diagrams and pics on internet aren't helping me.
The Wiring colors match to IAT sensor, which is chewed off....but why would this pinned connector be inline? Before I fix this last set of wiring, want to make sure.
Help needed to ID if it is really inline with the IAT sensor. That would make for a longer IAT sensor wire.
Most of it (was) jacketed/sleeved but this 2-pin connector won't fit in the same black wiring-loom sleeve giving me doubts as to if it truly belongs as part of the IAT wiring...
I haven't (yet) found other wires of same color code chewed.
Curious why a 2 pin connector (doesn't look like any fuse in there) is inline with this IAT sensor plug. Anyone have knowledge ?
Look familiar to anyone - or can you confirm this is in fact inline and below the IAT sensor?(left side frame).
Much thanks in advance.
McG
ps resoldered/connected the rest of the 4 ignition coil wires. This is the last repair before firing it up - What a pain this rat...
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BIKE TALK / Re: Labusas.org - Back up again....
« Last post by Red on October 04, 2025, 05:20:31 PM »Over 2 decades later ~ see for yourself www.LAbusas.oRg *
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HELP! / Re: [2004] Adjustable Rear Link?
« Last post by Frank06 on October 02, 2025, 12:07:40 PM »Thanks for the info!
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HELP! / Re: [2004] Adjustable Rear Link?
« Last post by Dustin02 on October 02, 2025, 11:27:22 AM »These right here will do it. Also, this is another proven brand over the years.
https://soupysperformance.com/collections/suzuki-hayabusa
https://soupysperformance.com/collections/suzuki-hayabusa
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HELP! / Re: [2004] Adjustable Rear Link?
« Last post by Frank06 on September 24, 2025, 04:37:42 PM »Good point - thanks.
Have you ever seen any that go slightly higher than stock? I may have to race (LSR) on a rough track next year and am thinking a bit more suspension travel might not hurt.
Have you ever seen any that go slightly higher than stock? I may have to race (LSR) on a rough track next year and am thinking a bit more suspension travel might not hurt.
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HELP! / Re: [2004] Adjustable Rear Link?
« Last post by Dustin02 on September 23, 2025, 03:00:00 PM »I have these on 2 bikes, and they work great. I'd be afraid of the cheap ones Ebay breaking.
https://saeoutlawperformance.com/parts/ols/products/hayabusa-fully-adjustable-lowering-links
https://saeoutlawperformance.com/parts/ols/products/hayabusa-fully-adjustable-lowering-links