Latest News about Suzuki Hayabusa

Let’s check out some of the drool-worthy pictures from our track review of the Hayabusa. Read full story

The 2021 ‘Busa is prettier, brimming with technology, and though it’s still heavy and long (whispers: and less powerful than before), it’s still a much better motorcycle than it replaces. But, does it belong on a race track? Read full story

Suzuki heavily updated the Hayabusa for 2021, not only with fresh styling but also packing it with lustrous electronic aids. We recently had the chance to ride the 2021 Suzuki Hayabusa and you can read the comprehensive review HERE. And in this article, we bring you some images from our roadtest for you to ogle at. Read full story

I’m going to start with a confession. I never wanted to do long distance on a supersport. The idea of touring on a motorcycle with aggressive riding position, no place for luggage and too much power never made me excited.Read full story

Now in its third generation, the 2021 Hayabusa has received the most substantial update since its introduction in ‘99 and promises to bring a lot more to the table than its predecessors. So how much of a legacy does it continue to carry? And has it gotten any better? To answer these questions, we rode the ‘Busa in nearly all conditions it would find itself in, and here is what we came back with.  Read full story

The overall sales of Suzuki Hayabusa in the month of June is more than the company’s entry-level cruiser, the Intruder 150. Read full story

Suzuki Motorcycle India has commenced the bookings for the second batch of BS6-compliant Hayabusa. The bookings are open online, and similar to the first round of bookings, the motorcycle will be available in limited numbers.Read full story

Similar to the first slot, this too will be a batch of limited units. The online bookings will commence at 4PM tomorrow at a token amount of Rs 1 lakh. Read full story

The heavily upgraded Hayabusa which was launched in India a couple of months ago is now available in the Philippines.Read full story

The UK arm of Suzuki has announced the official Akrapovic slip-on silencers for its flagship motorcycle, the Hayabusa.Read full story