Suzuki Hayabusa [2019] Bikes News

The iconic Suzuki Hayabusa which is currently in its second generation is all set to get a major cosmetic and mechanical overhaul for 2020. And a Japanese magazine, have now speculatively rendered the upcoming superbike.

Just before we dive into the new year, here are all the prominent stories of the concluding week. 

The Hayabusa doesn't have much competition as the only bike which rivals it is the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R. Let's see which one dethrones the other, on paper.

At Rs 13.74 lakhs (ex-showroom), the sports tourer still remains one of the most affordable big bikes. However, if you are looking for alternatives with similar price, here are the options.

Suzuki Motorcycle India has now launched the 2019 edition of the Hayabusa in India.

The latest and possible last edition of the legendary superbike can now be booked for an amount of Rs 1 lakh. 

After 20 year of legendary service, Suzuki has finally decided to stop producing the Hayabusa. This hypersport will no longer be on sale in Europe from 1st January 2019.

Suzuki has finally revealed something about their upcoming Katana motorcycle in the third teaser. While the first two teasers only showed the Japanese inspiration, the third video did show the fuel tank of the upcoming Suzuki. 

Not many of us have the physical fitness of a MotoGP rider, nor do we have access to a racetrack as often. We have to settle for a sport bike that isn’t as aggressive and that can let us handle the commute as well as the open road with equanimity. Here are six of the best available.

Even though the Kawasaki Ninja H2 doesn’t have any direct competition, there are two sport tourers that can claim to challenge it – the Suzuki Hayabusa GSX1300R and Kawasaki’s own Ninja ZX-14R.