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**sabby** · 01-06-2004, 01:01 PM

heres another modified hayabusa, it produces 500ps!!

check out this link: http://bikepoint.ninemsn.com.au/revi...?bikeID=118713

**whacky_brains** · 01-12-2004, 02:30 AM

This beast will be a pleasure to own for anybody!!!
wish i could own one

**ace619** · 01-16-2004, 10:19 AM

this is the worlds fastest production bike yet...also it was rated by one of the internationla automobile mags as No.3 inlist of100 most desired bikes in the world...Yam R1 was at No1..

**ace619** · 01-16-2004, 10:25 AM

quote:rash_rp Posted - 2003 10 November : 12:56:50 AM
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I heard that it took Suzuki more than a month to decide the name for this wonder, finally they got it - The Hayabusa, japnese word for the Falcon, the bird that travels more than 300 kmph when it is going to attack the prey.

i completely agree with guys at suzuki...the bike couldnt have a more fitting name!![^]

**Sunny** · 03-26-2004, 01:14 PM

read this link : http://hamfisted.net/articles/2002/hayabusa/

it is one of the best articles i have found which describe the evil that hayabusa's power is.

some excerpts :

shiny land missile that excites every woman within fifty yards"

then "anyone who owns this particular bike has money, and can provide well for me and my offspring".

the owner of a minivan who wanted to drag the Hayabusa off at three consecutive traffic lights (without delving into the exact mechanics and physics of the situation, he had a slightly better chance of beating the bike off the line if he had been driving a large tree).

Such a rider not only wants to go fast, but wants to go faster and faster until their grin can only be removed with radical plastic surgery. This cheery image brings us back to the Hayabusa, with its truly gigantic 1300cc engine.

If bikes were drugs, sports bikes would be pure, crystalline speed. Tourers would be marijuana. Sports-tourers would perhaps be guarana, for people who want a thrill but are too scared to try real drugs.

This leaning is not showing off, or for road surface inspection, it is for the express purpose of steering the vehicle.

Engine noise and wind will drown out your screams anyway, and sparing a hand for signals or tapping your rider politely on the shoulder will likely see you fly off the back and die. When the ride is over, you'll be so relieved to still be alive you won't say anything bad to your rider, you'll vow to yourself never to ride with them again, and everyone will be happy.

If you have an adamantium skeleton and a mutant healing factor, you'll probably ride with anyone, on anything, in any conditions.

If a person can't use a hammer or sew a button without injuring themselves, it's unlikely they'll be able to maneuver a motorcycle at high speed. People with nicknames such as Un-co, Klutz, Damage and Kamikaze usually fall into this category

After the ride, the Hayabusa didn't just have insects splatted on the front shield, they were smeared into trails nearly a foot long. At least the bugs had a last fun ride before oblivion, I guess. The footpegs had scbeaten on the road too, indicating we'd been cornering low enough to scare the bike's designers.

**Sunny** · 03-26-2004, 01:24 PM

supplementing the above one-of-the-most-humourously-factual articles i have ever read, i would like to tell you about indeep's experience riding a hayabusa here in noida. to the uninitiated indeep had been driving his suzuki gsxr600 in london for quite some time. now he has come to india riding on his bike 80% of the way. anyways, rest assured this guy beats the livin crap out of most superbikers here in delhi. kunal, a pilot owns a hayabusa in noida. indeep happened to borrow his hayabusa for a 'short' ride on the wide main road in front of kunal's home. that hayabusa sounds like the devil has come to feed on all other sounds on the earth. however, indeep took two fairly lenghy rounds and when he ca,e back his legs were s-h-a-k-i-n-g ike hell! he said that this baby acceleleartes so goddamn hard that it feels it will pull off your hands of your shoulder sockets..

**Ken** · 03-26-2004, 05:34 PM

Ahhhh.. now there's some good reading!! Thanks Sunny!

**Ken** · 03-26-2004, 05:39 PM

quote:Originally posted by Sunny!

however, indeep took two fairly lenghy rounds and when he ca,e back his legs were s-h-a-k-i-n-g ike hell! he said that this baby acceleleartes so goddamn hard that it feels it will pull off your hands of your shoulder sockets..

Hahahaha... great info Sunny... Now I got something to pull his legs with...

Btw, when did this happen?

Cheers!

**Sunny** · 03-27-2004, 01:49 AM

indeep and kunal are great freinds the only difference being that indeep's bike displaces less than half of kunal's bike. they dont mind swapping bikes for some minutes though!

**hunge** · 03-27-2004, 02:36 AM

Never ridden side by side with Kunal .....
Would love to .. me and my very dear R1 friend have been trying to corner kunal into coming with us to the Greater Nioda xpress way ... tub aay gay asle maaza ....
In anticipation of that day --i shake already ....man it's one kick .... not recommended for people scared of life and living ....
my 600 suzy did 265 at 12500 rpm in sixth gear and my red line is 13000 .so that is nearly top speed.. guess what the husa will clock ????
will keep u posted ..
TATA

**rahulthegreat** · 03-30-2004, 12:20 PM

thanks for the pics and the interesting read sunny !!

The busa truly in one engineering marvel...

**crash86in** · 03-30-2004, 12:37 PM

WOW Top speed of 377.191 kmph what more do u need. Man I get this I will fly. Super news with super bikes.

**Sunny** · 04-02-2004, 05:26 AM

hayabusa vs blackbird : http://www.theautochannel.com/vehicl....html?FEATURES

Hayabusa vs zx12rninja :

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http://www.qsl.net/n5mya/testdata.html

http://myweb.cableone.net/toddshelton/superbike802.html

**Ken** · 04-02-2004, 05:49 AM

Love ya Sunny!

Thanks!!

**Ken** · 04-02-2004, 06:59 AM

The first two links are 2000 info.

The cycleworld review (which I've seen earlier) is one of the most comprehensive Busa Vs xxxx bike reviews I've ever read.

The third link has info from 2002.

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