Suzuki Bikes

The mighty Suzuki Hayabusa will receive a complete overhaul and it might get turbocharging to take the power game forward

The Suzuki Hayabusa has always maintained a cult following among many bike lovers. Over the years it has received a fair number of subtle facelifts, but nothing too extraordinary. The current model remains unchanged since a decade and is in dire need of an upgrade, yet 2018 might not be the year for it. However, 2019 marks the 20th anniversary of the legendary bike. In order to commemorate this, Suzuki plans on releasing an all new version of the Hayabusa, which will be available by early 2019. This shouldn’t come as a surprise considering Suzuki’s new lineup is undergoing a sea change, and who better to lead this charge than the Hayabusa. Image - 2015 Suzuki GSX Concept The big question that still remains unanswered is whether the Hayabusa will come with the forced induction as seen on the ‘Recursion Concept engine’ or whether the Japanese two-wheeler giant has some other trick up its sleeve. As the displacement battle gets stronger every year, it would make sense for Suzuki to opt for the first option, since its competitor Kawasaki already has utilised force induction with good effect in the form of the Kawasaki Ninja H2 and the H2R.... read more »

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