Suzuki Hayabusa Recalled in India: 1,056 Bikes Affected
The brand is continuously working with their dealership and service networks to resolve this issue for free for their customers
Quick News Highlights:
- The ‘Dhoom’ Bike has been recalled over a braking issue
- A total of 1,056 bikes come under this recall campaign
- Suzuki has informed SIAM (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers) about the issue
Suzuki’s most popular bike, the Hayabusa has been recalled by the Japanese manufacturer over a potential issue with the front brakes. A total of 1,056 bikes could be affected and Suzuki has informed the SIAM (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers) about the issue. The brand will contact the respective owners very soon and will work proactively to resolve the issue.
Suzuki Hayabusa Recall: What is the Exact Issue?
Suzuki India informed us that they have recalled 1,056 units of the Gen-3 Suzuki Hayabusa across the country. The reason for this recall is the potential issue with the front brake levers in these bikes. While applying brakes the front brake lever’s play increases, making it so soft that it may get pulled all the way back to touch the accelerator.
Due to this, there is less feedback from the brake lever and less braking performance too. In the worst-case scenario, this issue could be fatal as it can result in inefficient braking and lead to an increased braking distance which can even result in a mishap. The brand is continuously working with its dealership and service networks to resolve this issue for free for its customers.
The Suzuki Hayabusa gets its front brakes from Brembo and it has twin 320mm front discs linked to the top-of-the-line Brembo Stylema callipers. Whereas, the bike gets a single disc with a Nissin calliper at the rear; equipped with a dual channel ABS as standard.
More about the Suzuki Hayabusa
The Gen-3 Suzuki Hayabusa is powered by a 1340c, liquid-cooled, inline four-cylinder engine that produces a peak output of 190PS at 9,700rpm and 150Nm at 7,000rpm. It is paired with a six-speed gearbox and a slip-and-assist clutch as standard.
The Hayabusa has been the poster bike of many for 2 decades and even today remains to be one of the best and most value-for-money superbikes in India. The Dhoom bike is still the dream of many and surely turns a lot of heads on the road. Currently, the Hayabusa is available in 2 variants: standard Hayabusa is priced at Rs 16,90,000, and the Hayabusa 25th Anniversary Celebration Edition costs Rs 17,70,000 (both prices ex-showroom, Delhi). The bike comes in a total of Metallic Thunder Gray/Candy Daring Red, Metallic Mat Black No.2/Glass Sparkle Black, Pearl Vigor Blue/Pearl Brilliant White and the special edition Glass Blaze Orange and Glass Sparkle Black.
The Suzuki Hayabusa used to compete directly against the Kawasaki ZX-14R, but since the Kawasaki bike has been discontinued, the Busa does not have a direct competitor in the market.
Suzuki Hayabusa User Reviews
- SUZUKI HAYABUSAI choose it because it offers a rare blend of breathtaking power, refined handling and everyday comfort. The hayabusa is not just a bike it is an experience, combining performance, reliability and style in a way that makes it feel special. The ride so far is soo thrilling and super comfortable. The stability at high speed inspires confidence and the handling feels refined making both highway cruising and sharp turns enjoyable. I really loved it. Yes i would suggest hayabusa if your priorities match what it does best. If you are looking for high performance superbike than it is a great pick. But if you mostly ride is slow city traffic it may not be the practical choice.Read More7 3
- Dream bikeObviously the aura , nostalgia and looks, when we talk about bikes and speed the first name that comes up is Hayabusa , it's looks and new design is more attractive than before , power and torque is also very good The ride was superb but as my personal, I'll prefer the bike should have the better mileage as well , sometimes it's feel like it's taking unnecessary fuel also when you're driving in minimum speed or same speed. For show off or fame if you're buying this bike so it is the waste of money but you're a real rider knows much about the bikes and engine so once you definitely prefer this bike even it's not under budget for many but still you'll prefer this oneRead More1
- Cons of the bikethis bike is way too heavy for a person and the average maintenance cost is about 12k per year and the steering radius is way too small plus if this bike falls down that's an immediate cost of around 53k. i personally would not recommend this bike until or unless you are way to muscular to handle a heavy duty bike or want to break your arms while taking u-turns.Read More4 10
- Baap level bikeGood but not for middle man 😅 Power & Highway Thrill Riders often say that once you’re past city speeds, the Hayabusa shines. Stable at high speed, very strong acceleration, and the feeling of being in control even at 140‑160 km/h is frequently praised Comfort for Long Rides Despite being a super sport cruiser, many find it surprisingly comfortable for long highway trips. The seating posture, wind protection, suspension soak up big road undulations better than many pure track‑focused bikesRead More3 2
- Bike reviewThis is a wonderful bike for rider to pick as their permanent riding bike,it ia very comfortable and it's Structure is awesome and it is speed is full dangerous means lovely to ride. So I suggest you all riders to buy this.Also those who are beginners can also ride this bike practice some time on this bike.Read More