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Subscribe to this threadBFO Motorcycles plans to offer a streetfighter kit for the Hayabusa
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stang_fan @ Feb 27th 2008 10:34PM
Well, the B-King is somewhat SIMILAR in CONCEPT to this bike, but can BFO's kit really be considered as a waste of money if it can be used on non-new Hayabusas? The way I read this article, the BFO kit will be aimed at current owners of the 'busa who are looking at replacing a lot of panels (for whatever reason) and who might prefer a lower cost/sportier alternative. BTW, can you be sure the U.S. will even get the B-King? I mean it did take Suzuki nearly 7 years to go from show bike to production bike.