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Suzuki has unveiled the new Hayabusa at its own virtual motorcycle salon. Basically, the legendary Hayabusa is also found in the new model.
Performance data of the new Hayabusa
The Hayabusa’s 1340cc four-cylinder engine has been completely redesigned. 550 of the 1000 engine parts were changed and the engine was converted to Euro5. The result was a peak power of 190 PS at 9700 rpm and a maximum torque of 150 Nm at 7000 rpm. Suzuki gives 299 km/h as the top speed. Thus, the conversion to Euro5 costs 5 PS and 5 Nm. In return, the torque curve in the mid-range has been improved.
Many details have been changed and also some parts could be made lighter. The airbox has grown by 1.2 liters. Fundamentally, however, the engine remains the same.
The revised engine now consumes only 5.7 liters per 100 km. With the predecessor it was still one liter more. This means that over 300 km are now possible with the 20-liter fuel tank. Nothing has changed in the total weight of the Hayabusa, 264 kg are specified ready to ride.
New but familiar look
Visually, the new Hayabusa can be immediately recognized as such, although it has actually been slightly revised everywhere. The central LED headlight is flanked by two position lights in which the turn signals have been integrated. LED technology is also used at the rear for the adaptive brake light. The turn signals have been integrated here as well.
Large electronics package
Technically, the new Hayabusa has a lot to offer. The Suzuki Intelligent Ride System (S.I.R.S) has three riding modes, 10-stage traction control, two settings for the quickshifter (including blipper), 10-stage wheelie control, 3-stage launch control, speed limiter, cruise control, easy-start, low RPM system, hill start and hill descent control and 3-stage engine brake. Suzuki offers the possibility to completely deactivate all assistance systems as well.
In the new cockpit there is also a display for the currently driven lean angle. This is also taken into account with the ABS.
New cockpit
The new instrument remains predominantly analog and has one round instrument each for speedometer and tachometer. A TFT display has been integrated in the center, which shows displays from the on-board computer. Various settings can be made here via a menu.
There is also a fuel gauge, water temperature gauge, gear indicator and the aforementioned lean angle indicator.
Chassis and brakes
The frame and chassis have only been slightly revised and are now supposed to offer more stability and easier handling. A new rear frame has raised the rear end slightly, and an additional saving of about 700 grams has been made there.
The weight distribution of the new Hayabusa is 50:50 overall. There were no changes to the suspension elements, they were just retuned.
Stylema calipers from Brembo are used for braking, which are allowed to bite into 320 discs.
Deep sound
The exhaust also had to be revised for Euro5. Three catalytic converters ensure clean exhaust gases. Two interference pipes attenuate the high notes so that the overall sound is deeper. Two kilos could be saved on the exhaust system.
Price and colors
The new Suzuki Hayabusa is offered at a price of around 18,500 euros. One can choose between the color combinations Glass Sparkel Black / Candy Burnt Gold, Metallic Matte Sword Silver / Candy Daring Red and Pearl Brilliant White / Metallic Matte Stellar Blue.
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