Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa

This bike can only be described as "A Huge Leap in Technology". The bike can be fun to a person with experience but could be dangerous to one without. The engine is a liquid-cooled inline four with a bore of 81mm, stroke of 63mm and displacement of 1298cc. So this bike will pack a punch. It has a power output of 175bhp at 9,800rpm which means serious fun. At the end of a standing half mile the bike will be doing around 180mph which will scare any ...
...from a top of the range sports bike. The handling is surprisingly good for a bike of its size and calibre. It is not as agile as a 400 or a 600 but it can still take corners quite well. Between different people, the looks of the hayabusa changes. In my opinion, I find that the Hayabusa is quite nice looking due to the aerodynamic shell but the graphics are not that unique. Other people find it ugly due to the odd shape but it is the shape that ...

Bammargera2762 20.10.2002 (22.10.2002) · Read full review
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At first glance it appears to be one of the ugliest bikes I had seen. At a second, and after a ride, I couldn't get enough! Smooth and extremely rapid acceleration, smothest gear change I have ever felt, and on top of that a comfortable journey. The speed of this bike is unbelieveable, pull away through first second and third, and the speedo moves like a second rev counter! The legnth of the bike can be off putting at first, but now it is understood! ...
...any shorter it would probably flip with ease! I, and I am probably not alone, but the size of this machine lead me to believe that it would handle like a tank, but in actual fact, the handling was supberb, like that of a 400 to give you some kind of idea. The only fault regarding this bike, to me, is that the roads in britain aren't long and smooth enought to use this bike to it's full potential. ...

ccaadaw 21.08.2000 · Read full review
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...down. all in all the Suzuki Hayabusa is a great touring machine that gives the best handling, a great deal of confort and a feeling of safety which is hard to describe why with a rocket strapped to you but it is just an amazing machine. I have a big weekend planned for it now and am looking forward to watching it eat through allot more K's on the way. ...

srikanth1045 17.02.2009 · Read full review
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...south of Naples. The Suzuki purrs along, and the weight appears to drop off as the revs rise. Before long we're on the autostrada leading to the coast, and the Bus is howling along at some illegal speed without any bother at all, thank you. The real test will come in the bends, but at the moment, she's a very enjoyable ride, smooth, comfortable, and effortless. A single flash of the phaser beam masquerading as a headlight sends the odd dawdling ...
...bloody good fun! The Suzuki engineers have done a good job of reducing unsprung weight, but mess up your braking and you'll be in the shrubbery. The Hayabusa's speed is deceiving. There's no Ducati thunder telling you that its time to start thinking of grabbing a fistful before going from vertical to less than vertical. And that's how I found myself hooning into a corner at about 20 mph more than I needed to be... Hanging off like a manic baboon, ...

Beatmonster 02.03.2004 · Read full review
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...But that's just the way Suzuki is. There are several downsides to the 'busa however. The fuel just disappears after a day's riding and after too long you can feel yourself becoming incredibly uncomfortable. The length of the bike means a titch like me has to stretch to reach everything, and it can get very painful on the back and arms. If your female or short, beware when it comes to the Hayabusa. If you want a Duke or something else thats prettier ...

Kikie705 21.06.2005 · Read full review
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...down. all in all the Suzuki Hayabusa is a great touring machine that gives the best handling, a great deal of confort and a feeling of safety which is hard to describe why with a rocket strapped to you but it is just an amazing machine. I have a big weekend planned for it now and am looking forward to watching it eat through allot more K's on the way. ...

Manolca 31.01.2009 · Read full review
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Having owned several bikes over the last couple of years i recently purchased a cbr600rr-4, an absolutely stunning bike, lovely to ride and topped off with the underseat cans. The only disadvantage - the wife wont ride 5 metres on the back of it!!! So i chopped it in and bought a Hayabusa! It is a W reg with 17k miles on it, costing about the same as the 2004 CBR =O( However, on the test ride both my wife and myself knew it was the bike for us - ...
...70mph when you are - on the busa you feel like your doing 30mph at 70!!! Not only that, it is comfy, there is barely any wind and the power is simple scary!! Having said that, it is reasonably well behaved, in the wet care is needed not to let the back wheel spin (in any gear!) but the front wheel will barely ever raise off the ground - it is 220kg after all! Although this weight may seem scary, the weight is very lowly slung so it doesnt feel that ...

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I have owned numerous bikes, two Ducatis a Yamaha and prior to my new 2005 Busa a Honda 800 VFR V-TEC. This Busa has changed my perspective of good bikes, its absolutely a great bike. My wife never wanted to ride as a pillion but now cant wait to climb on. Its a super tourer which can handle any distance uphill and all in 6th gear two-up.I have a red limited edition one, which attracts many positive compliments whereever I go. Personall I think its beautiful, way ahead of its time. Would not swop it for any other bike. ...

tiziano 01.10.2007
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