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Suzuki Hayabusa – definition of speed

Miguel Fragoso by Miguel Fragoso
September 11, 2023
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Suzuki Hayabusa – definição de velocidade

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The Suzuki Hayabusa is one of the most iconic motorbikes in the two-wheeler industry. Launched in 1999, it was the fastest motorbike in the world for many years, and remains one of the most respected and desired models by motorbike enthusiasts around the world.

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In 1999, the Hayabusa was launched, aiming to become the fastest motorbike in the world. Its name in Japanese means “Peregrine Falcon”, one of the world’s fastest birds of prey. With a 1,299 cc engine, the Hayabusa was capable of reaching speeds of over 300 km/h.

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In 2008, Suzuki released an update of the Hayabusa, with a new, more efficient engine and improved aerodynamics. The bike continued to be a sales success around the world, especially in countries where motorways allow higher speeds. 

In 2013, Suzuki faced the problems of exhaust emissions regulations, which led to a pause in the production of the Japanese model. The company worked on a more efficient engine in compliance with emissions regulations, and the bike was produced again in 2015.

Finally, in 2021 the new Suzuki Hayabusa was launched and it did not go unnoticed. Its 1,340cc four-cylinder engine, has 190 hp and 150 Nm of torque. The new design of the bike has been updated, with a more aggressive line, but without losing its iconic features, such as the aerodynamic shape reminiscent of a hawk. The new Hayabusa also features a number of high-end technologies to make riding more comfortable and safer, for example, traction control system that automatically adjusts engine power in different conditions. 

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The instrument panel has also been updated, with a digital display that includes information on speed, gear engaged, fuel consumption and other essential driver information. The seat has been updated in order to improve comfort on longer journeys.

The history of the Suzuki Hayabusa is marked by innovation and the pursuit of speed limits. Despite the challenges faced by the Japanese brand, the bike continues to be a sales success worldwide and a reference in the world of motorbikes.

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