Suzuki Releases Hayabusa Limited Edition, Commemorates 25th Birthday

2024 Hayabusa 25th Anniversary Edition. (Doc. Suzuki)

JAKARTA - Suzuki has just launched a limited edition of Hayabusa to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Hayabusa. The 25th Anniversary Edition Hayabusa model appears in striking orange and black patterns.

It is known, Suzuki introduced a motorcycle that became one of the icons of this popular culture in 1999. Initially, this motorbike was specially designed to win the title of the fastest motorcycle in the world, and Suzuki Hayabusa managed to achieve this goal as well as become a very popular motorcycle among high-performance automotive fans.

Suzuki Hayabusa has also been recognized from the start by her aerodynamic body that retains the characteristics inspired by the peregrine eagle - the world's fastest animal.

Now, Suzuki Hayabusa still exists. Even though it is no longer the fastest motorcycle in the world, Suzuki Hayabusa can still be a force that must be taken into account in terms of maximum speed.

Reported by the official Suzuki page, July 5, Hayabusa's 25th birthday edition comes with a striking and special combination of Glassmble Orange & Glassaire Black colors, equipped with the iconic Kanji Hayabusa symbol and the name logo.

While the unique feature of Hayabusa's 25th birthday edition can be found on the unique 25th anniversary emblem and the logo appears SUZUKI in the fuel tank. Then, the elegant 25th birthday logo is engraved in each exhaust. The twin-symmetric cylinder exhaust system is also designed lighter with a better flow and produces a distinctive exhaust sound.

With a four-cylindrical engine aligned with a capacity of 1,340cc, liquid-cooled, and a fuel injection system, this motor is capable of producing 187 dk of power.

In addition to capable power, Hayabusa is also equipped with various advanced features to help motorists. This motorbike uses a six-legged inertial gauge unit (IMU), thus obtaining advanced features such as the ABS system when tilting and controlling traction.

However, judging from the global Suzuki page, July 5, Suzuki has yet to announce the price and availability of this limited edition of Hayabusa.