However, at this price point, it goes up against the likes of the Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS and the BMW R 1250 R. The Suzuki Hayabusa has no direct rival since the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R has been discontinued. The bike rolls on Bridgestone Battlax Hypersport S22 tyres at both ends. Suspension duties are carried out by fully-adjustable 43mm KYB forks, offering 120mm travel and KYB monoshock. The Suzuki Hayabusa gets twin 320mm discs paired with top-of-the-line Brembo Stylema callipers up front and a Nissin calliper at the rear. The engine works in conjunction with a 6-speed transmission with assist and slipper clutch. The Suzuki Hayabusa is powered by the same 1340cc, in-line four-cylinder engine as the older model however, it is now BS6 Phase 2 (or OBD2) compliant. The new Hayabusa even gets a quickshifter and hill assist control. The SDMS comprises three presets and three user-defined modes. There are also katanas of lesser provenance and quality that may appeal to those with more modest needs.
The Hayabusa also receives a comprehensive electronics suite, which includes 10-level traction control, 10-level wheelie control, three levels of engine brake control and launch control, and the new Suzuki Drive Mode Selector (SDMS). An authentic Japanese katana could reach prices of up to 10,000. The bike gets LED lights and a new TFT inlay in the instrument console that displays the different electronic settings. Suzuki has given the new-gen Hayabusa a host of new features.
The BS6.2-compliant version is Rs 49,000 dearer than the BS6 bike. All the colour options have the same price tag. 2/ Glass Sparkle Black, and Pearl Vigor Blue/ Pearl Brilliant White. It is available in three colour schemes: Metallic Thunder Gray/ Candy Daring Red, Metallic Mat Black No. The Suzuki Hayabusa has been priced at Rs 16,90,000 (ex-showroom Delhi). Japanese custom house Naps Sports has created a limited-run all-carbon body kit for it know more about it here.
In its third-gen iteration, it gets a host of electronics, making it as exhilarating on corners as it is on straights. The iconic Hayabusa is known for being one of the fastest production bikes in the world. Suzuki has launched the OBD2 emission-compliant 2023 Hayabusa in India in three new colours.
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