The OG Dhoom Bike, Suzuki Hayabusa Gets Snazzier For 2023
Gets three fresh new colour schemes in the US
Gets three fresh new colour schemes in the US
Suzuki has updated its iconic motorcycle, the Hayabusa, with three new colours in the US market. The Dhoom bike has always been a head turner, but with the new paint schemes, it has become even snazzier.
The muscular, buffed up body now comes painted in Metallic Matte Black No. 2 & Glass Sparkle Black, Metallic Thunder Gray & Candy Daring Red, and Pearl Brilliant White & Pearl Vigor Blue colour options. All three paint schemes accentuate the aggressive body language of the superbike with a clean look, which is still loud and fancy. The bike continues to feature the iconic Hayabusa logo on the sides.
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In terms of powertrain, the bike retains the 1,340cc, inline-four-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine capable of 190PS and 150Nm. It comes mated to a six-speed transmission. It also comes with adjustable engine power delivery tech. It comes equipped with multiple riding modes, traction control, cruise control, launch control, quick shift, and cornering ABS.
The 2023 Suzuki Hayabusa is priced at USD 18,799 (around Rs 14.59 lakh) commanding a premium of USD 200 (around 15k) over the 2022 model. The India-spec Suzuki Hayabusa is priced at Rs 16,41,000 (ex-showroom Delhi). The updated colour schemes are likely to make their way to our shores soon, commanding a slight premium over the existing model.
Suzuki Hayabusa User Reviews
I chose the bike because I really like the brand, it's iconic style and its powerful performance. It also feels comfortable and stable on the long ride, which makes a great choice for me. As Hayabusa is one of the better choices amongst the high-performance sports bikes for long rides. It's comfortable and relaxed sport-touring position. The stability in the highway is excellent as it is planted and smooth. the engine is quite powerful and effortless to overtake, downside about is in the traffic it gets hot and is heavy as it gets tiring sitting in the posture for several hours. Yes, I would definitely recommend the Suzuki Hayabusa to someone who is looking for powerful, stylish and comfortable bike. the reason I would recommend it is its combination of performance and long-distance comfort. The iconic design stands out on the road and its stability. It is more comfortable than many other high-performance sports bikes. However, I would recommend it mainly to experienced riders because it is a heavy and powerful bike, it can be difficult to handle in heavy city traffic, and maintenance, fuel and running costs.Read More
I 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 More
Obviously 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 More
this 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 More
Good 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 More