Suzuki Hayabusa

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The Suzuki Hayabusa, launched in 1999 as the GSX1300R, is one of the most famous hyperbikes ever built. Its 1,299cc inline-four and wind-cheating bodywork made it the fastest production motorcycle in the world, prompting the gentlemen's agreement that limited top speeds to 300 km/h.

A second generation in 2008 increased capacity to 1,340cc and added more power and new styling, and the third generation from 2021 brought a modern electronics package with cornering ABS, launch control and cruise control. Despite its performance, the Hayabusa is known as a comfortable, stable long-distance machine. Its main rival has been the Kawasaki ZX-14R.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2027	1340 cc	187.7 hp	264 kg	800 mm	24
2026	1340 cc	187.7 hp	264 kg	800 mm	30
2025	1340 cc	187.7 hp	264 kg	800 mm	49
2024	1340 cc	187.7 hp	264 kg	800 mm	48
2023	1340 cc	187.7 hp	264 kg	800 mm	51
2022	1340 cc	187.7 hp	264 kg	800 mm	51
2021	1340 cc	187.7 hp	264 kg	800 mm	51
2020	1340 cc	194.4 hp	266 kg	805 mm	51
2019	1340 cc	194.4 hp	266 kg	805 mm	50
2018	1340 cc	194.4 hp	266 kg	805 mm	50
2017	1340 cc	194.4 hp	266 kg	805 mm	50
2016	1340 cc	194.4 hp	266 kg	805 mm	49
2015	1340 cc	194.4 hp	266 kg	805 mm	50
2014	1340 cc	194.4 hp	266 kg	805 mm	47
2013	1340 cc	194.4 hp	260 kg	805 mm	47
2012	1340 cc	194.4 hp	220 kg	805 mm	47
2011	1340 cc	194.4 hp	220 kg	805 mm	43
2010	1340 cc	194.4 hp	220 kg	805 mm	42
2009	1340 cc	194.4 hp	220 kg	805 mm	50
2008	1340 cc	194.4 hp	220 kg	805 mm	50
2007	1298 cc	173 hp	249 kg	805 mm	21
2006	1298 cc	173 hp	249 kg	805 mm	21
2005	1299 cc	175 hp	217 kg	805 mm	44
2004	1299 cc	175 hp	217 kg	805 mm	44
2003	1299 cc	175 hp	217 kg	805 mm	38
2002	1299 cc	175 hp	217 kg	805 mm	43
2001	1298 cc	175 hp	215 kg	805 mm	44
2000	1298 cc	175 hp	215 kg	805 mm	45
1999	1298 cc	175 hp	215 kg	805 mm	44