Slideshow De La Busa Banshee Project

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Uploaded by on Jul 10, 2010

Clips from the buildup of my 2007 Hayabusa Banshee hybrid project. Videos coming soon. Enjoy.

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  • Make some vids of you riding that beast! I want to see it in action.

  • @TheNuggetface

    Soon. Put the project on the back burner for the past 6 months or so but its time to pick back up. Been buying stuff to make it into a quad/ street trike hybrid. I have a single sided swingarm from a sportbike I may use with a Enkie car wheel but who knows. Kinda got bored with the thing after I rode it a few times.

  • awesome video great build. how did you come up with those crazy ass bends???

  • @TheNuggetface

    I wanted to build something that couldnt be seen on youtube, replicated, and then claimed as ones own design. I think I succeeded.

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  • great build

  • @2010eric702

    DO NOT use home depot pipe. Use 1 inch TUBE from a steel supplier and a tube bender.

  • @housewhere hey i been looking at your video for weeks now and it

    help me alot but now that im to the point to weld i dont know what type

    of pipe you used?you said the one you made out of water pipe bought from

    home depot was not good..

  • If can-am can do it, so can I. Only mines gonna be a motorcycle/sport quad hybrid. ;-

  •  The motor for that one actually came from Dallas. Look on craigslist for a used bender. You can get a 1 inch bender for around $100 if you just keep looking. Its well worth it. You can build a full chassis, wheelie bar, and swing arm with it if you want. Nice tool to have. Hopefully mine will be street legal soon. Im gonna have a guy build me a extended single wheel swingarm and Im gonna register it as a custom built motorcycle.)

  • @TheNuggetface

    I used a makeshift jig system so I could mirror what I did for both sides. If your making something that may break in half at a high rate of speed you might want to put a good weld on it. First one I ever built was very shotty. It was made out of water pipe bought from home depot that was heated with a torch and bent by hand. Worked but wasnt near art work.

  • i live near dallas and im working on a cbr600-banshee project i have a crappy welder and no pipe bender so far. lol so im kind of hung up. i love your work, do you calculate those bends so the quad is cross balanced or something? pretty badass i couldnt imagine a busa engine, badass vid man

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