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That's not a Katana

No, please don't. Unless it's trick of course...

Hello, have you read the rules?

Removed the originals from the bottom yoke and welded on a new central one to suit the frame.

That looks uncomfortable just from the picture.

Yep

916 style on mine, article on it in the archive.

Busas and Busa engines remain off-topic. Exceptions are still exceptions (we make them from time to time). Opinions are still opinions (you are welcome to yours). Rules are still rules (we make those). The bike (this thread) is still here because we like is despite the rules so I'm struggling to see the problem.

Yes it is exactly that. However, Busa bikes and engines are off-topic on here except when we see something out of the ordinary like this and we like it. The only issue is the one you appear to be creating...

Sorry* if you don't like the rules however TLs are in and this bike is an exception to the usual 'no Busas' rule because it's cool and we make such exceptions from time to time. *I'm not sorry really, sorry** **You get the idea.

Technically busa engined bikes are off-topic however fuck it, that's awesome.

Due to circumstances beyond our control, the OSS stand at this event has now been cancelled. Apologies to those who are/going.

Yep, had one.

Hayabusas aren't old skool.

If start to consider this too if you've already been through the things on your list. What fuel tap are you running? One meant for gravity or vacuum? Is the tank breather clear? Does undoing/removing the fuel cap make a whooshing noise after a run? What size mains have you started with?

No. Its near M3 J1.

Electronic from the start.

Thanks however I'll be at the Ace

This year's Kempton Park show is on Saturday 20th May and for various reasons (which I won't bore you with) as well as our focus on more dynamic events, it will very likely be our last with an OSS stand. We've got a great line up of bikes planned and as always there'll be tea, biscuits, cake, banter as well as a large bike jumble.

I use an old axle ground down at the end to a near-flat. Used diagonally working round it does the trick.

It's on Sunday 6th Aug this year. Maybe see you there.

Good idea

Welcome!