Ever wonder what it feels like
to scorch the tarmac on one
of the world's fastest bike?
Try Suzuki Hayabusa 1300, the ultimate
scorcher, a masterpiece of
advanced technology and aerodynamic
design. The secret behind
Hayabusa's incredible speed lies in
its engine, which is the result of
Suzuki's most sophisticated technology
that offers awesome acceleration
the instant you twist the throttle.
The engine features a digital electronic
fuel injection for crisp, instantaneous
throttle response. For added
efficiency there is a unique version of
Suzuki Ram Air DirectTM (SRAD)
induction, with pressurized air ducted
into a large-capacity airbox and
forced into the engine through
straight, downdraft intake tracts.
But the kind of performance
that Hayabusa brings to its riders,
demands the distinction of world
class handling as well. The bike's
solid chassis features state of art
technology that was developed
using the latest lessons learned on
the race track. Its fully adjustable,
titanium-nitride/coated 43mm
inverted front forks and a state-ofthe-
art rear suspension system,
offers precise responsiveness in
tight corners and solid performance
in sweeping turns. On the
highways you can expect a plush
ride of your life. The exhaust consisting
of a volume 4-into-2 system
with stainless steel head
pipes and lightweight aluminum
silencers is as good looking on the
bike, as it is efficient.
For a bike of such incredible
power, efficient brakes are a must,
and Hayabusa delivers magnificently
on this account too. There
are front disc brakes with large
320mm discs and gold-colored 6-
piston calipers, followed by rear
disc brake with 240mm disc and 2-
piston calipe. The bike's ground
clearance stands at 120mm and its
dry weight is light at 218 kg. The
fuel tank is hinged to simplify
maintenance related activities and
to provide easy access to the airbox
and air filter. Riding a bike will
never be the same again once you
have experienced the power and
performance of the Hayabusa
1300, which is widely being billed
as the most definitive sports bike
in the world. |
