Suzuki Hayabusa

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The Suzuki Hayabusa is a legendary high-performance sport motorcycle renowned for its extreme top speed, powerful engine, and iconic status among superbikes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf motorcycle ⓘ
sport bike ⓘ
superbike ⓘ
alsoKnownAs GSX1300R ⓘ
brakeType hydraulic disc ⓘ
class hyperbike ⓘ
competitor Kawasaki Ninja H2 (in performance segment) ⓘ
linked to: Kawasaki Ninja H2

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R ⓘ
coolingSystem liquid-cooled ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Japan ⓘ
culturalStatus iconic high-speed motorcycle in popular culture ⓘ
designFeature full fairing ⓘ
streamlined tail section ⓘ
driveType chain drive ⓘ
engineConfiguration inline-four ⓘ
engineDisplacement 1299 cc (first generation) ⓘ
1340 cc (second generation and later) ⓘ
firstYearOfProduction 1999 ⓘ
frameType aluminum twin-spar frame ⓘ
frontBrakes dual disc brakes ⓘ
frontSuspension telescopic fork ⓘ
fuelSystem fuel injection ⓘ
generation first generation introduced in 1999 ⓘ
later updated generation introduced in early 2020s ⓘ
second generation introduced around 2008 ⓘ
hasFeature aerodynamic windscreen ⓘ
dual front disc brakes ⓘ
electronic fuel injection ⓘ
sport riding position ⓘ
layout front-engine, rear-wheel drive ⓘ
manufacturer Suzuki ⓘ
marketSegment high-performance sport motorcycle ⓘ
sport touring motorcycle ⓘ
nameOrigin Japanese word for peregrine falcon ⓘ
notableFor aerodynamic bodywork ⓘ
iconic status among superbikes ⓘ
long-distance sport touring capability ⓘ
strong acceleration ⓘ
very high top speed ⓘ
productionStatus in production with multiple generations ⓘ
rearBrakes single disc brake ⓘ
rearSuspension swingarm with monoshock ⓘ
symbolism named after a bird known for high speed ⓘ
tireType tubeless radial ⓘ
topSpeed approximately 312 km/h (194 mph) for early unrestricted models ⓘ
transmission 6-speed manual ⓘ
typicalUse drag racing ⓘ
high-speed road riding ⓘ
sport touring ⓘ

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