Hayabusa kick stand?

[katanapr3]

I did a search and did not find answer to my question.

my problem is that I lower my kat and when I park it on the kickstand is to upright now my question is if the busa adjustable kickstand fit my kat.

[The CyberPoet]

No clue on whether it will fit.

Most riders who lower their kats significantly have the stock kickstand cut down and rewelded by a welding shop (or do it themselves).

Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet

[rwcreigh]

the busa has a adjustable kickstand?why?i did not know.i even rode one and did not know.

[katanapr3]

the busa has a adjustable kickstand?why?i did not know.i even rode one and did not know.

not the oem one but there are few aftermarket adjustable ones for busa

[The CyberPoet]

Getting it cut and welded shouldn't be a very expensive proposition -- $20 - $25 is common. That probably makes it cheaper than a replacement, and you know it'll fit just right.

Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet

[rwcreigh]

o i see katanapr3.now that makes since

[jason05]

i see a ton of people heat and bend them outward a bit. i dunno

[Gsxxx600]

speaking of,
i have a 94 600 and i have a bandit shock i plan on replacing.

will a 98+ fit on my bike? because i know they have a tubular shape, much easier to lengthen.

thanks

[WildKat]

The way the kat sits normally when its not lowerd, on the kickstand is pretty decent..an acceptable amount of lean to keep the bike stable while parked so chopping it down as CP mentioned would make sense.

[BLACKDEATH]

Cut and reweld. It will look a lot better. The adjustable ones wont sit flat on the ground even if it would fit.