Suzuki Hayabusa is the most popular bike in the world and also has been the fastest production motorcycle for a long time before Suzuki’s rival launched our top two speed bikes.
This is the flagship motorcycle of Suzuki, which is massive and often confuse people for its world-record, no Hayabusa is not the fastest bike in the world anymore.
The Hayabusa’s twin headlamps are stacked vertically, and that’s how you instantly recognize big daddy on the streets.
The motorcycle has a new ABS system and front brake calipers from Brembo Monobloc.
In the total, there are four analog meters on the front which includes a speedometer, fuel gauge integrated with water temperature with S-DMS mode indicator, on the drive gear and an adjustable tachometer.
Drive Mode Selector (S-DMS) is a special system from Suzuki helping to select three different power engine modes A, B & C.
Powering the beast is a liquid-cooled DOHC 1300cc four-cylinder engine trotting out 197 horsepower.
Hayabusa has a suspension upfront of the damped forks of the inverted telescopic coil spring oil and rear damped absorbers of the coil spring oil.
Unfortunately, for some emission norm restrictions, Suzuki is planning to discontinue the production of the legendary motorcycle.
Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.9 seconds
Engine-1340 cc, Liquid cooled, 4-cylinder engine.
Max power-204 HP@9500 RPM.
Max torque-155 Nm@7200 RPM.
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