Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa

Advantages: every thing
Disadvantages: none

...ride it and would not recomend it for any learners. be carefull if you are at the lights and want to just get infront of a car on my old gsx750 this was easy and i just speed away in first and think nothing of it - on the busa you give it too much and you will find yourself starring at the sky trying to get the front wheel back 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 review
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Road king

Advantages: Handling, big smile when your riding
Disadvantages: ha ha trying to reverse the bike is heavy

...licence). I am glad i have had 10 years biking experience and feel this machine requires a good knowledge to be able to ride it and would not recomend it for any learners. be carefull if you are at the lights and want to just get infront of a car on my old gsx750 this was easy and i just speed away in first and think nothing of it - on the busa you give it too much and you will find yourself starring at the sky trying to get the front wheel back 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 review
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The best bike ever, ferrari beater!

Advantages: Amazing - the only word to describe it!!!
Disadvantages: Insurance costs!

...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 - most bikes i have owned feel like they are doing 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...

fezza101 12.12.2006 · Read review
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The fastest thing on two wheels

Advantages: The fastest thing on two wheels
Disadvantages: not the nicest looking bike

...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 biker. The comfort is satisfactory but can be expected 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...

Bammargera2762 20.10.2002 (22.10.2002) · Read review
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My baby 'busa!

Advantages: Speed, looks (yes I know!), handling...
Disadvantages: Not a long ride bike!

...Now the first thing I have to admit is that I don't actually own a Hayabusa - at aged 20 I have a feeling the insurance people would laugh in my face. But I have ridden one - it is in fact my Uncle's, who currently can't ride (broken leg). I thought, considering the Hayabusa is my idol, I really should write about it. If you have read some of my previous reviews, you would have read that I have admitted to having a tattoo... now I admit that it is actually of the hayabusa logo (obsessed or what?!?) When i first heard (at aged 13) that the Hayabusa was the fastest production bike in the world, I make it my mission to own one one day. Since then I've been working towards that goal. Now to me, the Hayabusa looks gorgeous, yes it is bigger, yes the fairing is full of holes, but there are reasons for both of those. But I admit that most...

Kikie705 21.06.2005 · Read review
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Hey, abuse 'er!

Advantages: Fast, Comfortable
Disadvantages: Uglier than a box of frogs

...First off, I'm a Ducati rider. But that doesn't mean that I'm blind to all other bikes - although the Hayabusa design is definitely an offense to the optical nerve. It's an enormous blob, and no mistake; parked next to my Duke it's like Roseanne Barr meeting Naomi Campbell. I circle the beast warily before throwing a leg over it (the 'Busa, not Roseanne). The seat is plush, but my little legs have a hard time reaching the ground. No big surprise, there then. I comfort myself with the thought that low speed paddling is probably going to amuse any onlookers, so at least I'm doing my bit to keep people smiling. I turn the key and thumb the start button, and the monster 1300 fires up with about as much fuss as a CD-ROM drive. Same sound too. I fasten my helmet strap, snick the whale into first, and pull out of the driveway...

Beatmonster 02.03.2004 · Read review
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Ultimate Sports!

Advantages: Smooth, and bloody fast!
Disadvantages: Not the best looking bike in the world!

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ccaadaw 21.08.2000 · Read review
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SIX YEARS WITH THE ZED

Advantages: POWER, SPEED, COMFORT, ENGINE
Disadvantages: DATED, QUICK ROT DOWNPIPES, POOR CALIPERS

...BOUGHT THE BIKE BACK IN '94 WHEN IT WAS TOP OF THE SPEED CHARTS. HAD A FEW PROBLEMS (MAINLY DUE TO WINTER RIDING) INCLUDING; SIEZED CALIPERS CAUSING DISC WARPING, EXHAUST DOWNPIPES ROTTING, FORKS PITTING AND WHEELS CORRODING, BUT OTHERWISE THE OLD DOG HAS STOOD UP WELL TO THE 40,000 PLUS MILES I'VE PUT ON HER. FRONT DISCS WERE REPLACED WITH PFM ONES AND EXHAUST REPLACED WITH MICRON 2000 SYSTEM AND RACE CAN (ALSO WITH ZXR750 CARB TOPS AND DYNOJET KIT!!) ENGINE STILL WITHIN MANUFACTURERS TOLERANCES AND DYNO'D AT A RESPECTABLE 136.2BHP AT THE REAR WHEEL. THE TOP SPEED CROWN FELL A WHILE BACK NOW TO THE BLACKBIRD AND LATER THE 'BUSA BUT AT A RECENT 'RUN WOT YA BRUNG' I WASTED TWO BLACKBIRDS BY AROUND 50YDS AND ONLY JUST LOST OUT TO A HAYABUSA ... SURPRISINGLY AN R1 GAVE ME A RUN FOR MY MONEY TOO. THE ZZR IS A FANTASTIC TOURING TOOL...

fluffymonster 21.07.2000 · Read review
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Review of Kawasaki ZZR1100-D1

Creeps up on you like a wrinkled ninja!!

Advantages: great gameplay - stunning graphics - good sound effects - cheap for pre-owned copy
Disadvantages: --None--

...Ninja Gaiden is essentially a beat em up game that sees you take up the role of Ryu Hayabusa as you slice and dice your way through an evil empire as revenge for the brutal slaughter of your fellow ninja and villagers. Over the course of the game, Ryu fancies a large array of opponents to fight including guards, other ninja, zombies and the usual big boss at the end of a level. The controls to the game are really easy to pick up - despite the large variety of offensive and defensive moves that have to be mastered to fight properly - Ninja Gaiden requires each individual player to develop their own style of fighting which makes it really unique - there is no set way to win a fight against the opposition so it really is down to the player how well - or how badly they will do and this adds significantly to the overall gameplay that...

ladyboymondaytofriday 19.04.2006 · Read review
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Review of Ninja Gaiden (Xbox)

A great game to keep up with the series

Advantages: +Great Action +fantastic graphics +Brilliant gameplay
Disadvantages: -Could have used the second screen more

...Ninja Gaiden, two words that in the gaming world have meant excellence for 20 years and Dragon sword on DS does NOT disappoint, it has given the console a fresh injection after a long spell of puzzle games and mini game compilations, and will hopefully push developers to give us more of the same on the worlds favorite hand held system. For those who haven't heard of the Ninja Gaiden series, it is based around a ninja named Ryu Hayabusa fighting to protect his clan and village. Dragon sword is set between the first ninja gaiden game on the XBox. and Ninja Gaiden 2. The game is played in the "book" DS format, like hotel dusk or Brain training, rather than as its conventionally held. This is integral, as all of the action is controlled entirely on the touch screen. To dole out attacks on enemies requires the combination of tapping...

callmegreer 04.08.2008 · Read review
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