I've personally only ridden on the back of a dirt bike once when I was 11. I'm 2.5 minutes in to this video and I'm really feeling like this might be a perfect first motorcycle...
Hell yeah I have bike it's commerical type just 125cc but I am buying new bike but it's begging of my riding but I am goin with 1000cc Zx10R or Hayabusa
They aren't bad honestly. They're very gentle and refined. The engine is smooth and a total baby down low. And the low seat height means they're manageable
No doubt at all That The Amazing Suzuki Hayabusa, it's a real Masterpiece on wheels!!!, Besides it's Beauty, Powerful Engine, Majestic Disign, and Impressive Style!!!, No doubt at all one of my favorite Motorcycles of all time!!!, Great explanation and video as well!!!, Thanks for sharing!!!
1. Your waaaaaay too vague on information. Example: it has good mileage, it’s a top of the line bike so mileage isn’t good. It’s good in comparison to other high end bikes. You’re countering yourself and never specifying specific mpg. 2. The hayabusa is actually quite outdated with technology. Just provide better information in the future and make the videos less vague please.
If you think the 2024 model is outdated then you have zero clue about the bike. I suggest you go and see the features video for the hayabusa and get educated.
@@deusk6603 Firstly. I’m a fan of the Hayabusa. I think you and I have a different perspective in the matter, just because it has upgraded features compared to the last model does not mean it has all the new features like other bikes do. Educate yourself that there are more bikes than a hayabusa that exist. :) and have a lovely day.
It sounds like AI does when it throws in multiple "power words" and ends up stringing together sentences that people just don't speak. There's no humanity there, it's mostly advertizing buzzwords. That's the impression I get. This could also be from bad translation software.
Outdated? Lmao. 6 axis IMU, SDMS, LED Headlights both high and low beam, power modes, 10 level traction control, antilift, engine break, quickshifter up and down, cruise control, speed limiter, so what exactly are you talking about? what else do you want, wings so it can fly? It's loaded with tech.
I would say that the first thing you should know is that Suzuki isn't going to give you an all ready machine no matter how much you pay for it, if you are young it may seem like the most powerful bike on earth but for those who have grown will know the limitations out of the box, like transmission, clutch and several other professional secrets which the average rider will never detect.😮
Daring Red. DARING. Not "darling." Who's going to name a giant motorcycle "darling?" Use your head, please. Get an editor, a proofreader. I'm beggin' ya.
I had a 2012 Busa and I can tell you that there's nothing like it in the motorcycle word, it makes every other bike bland. It's a statement and everywhere you go people will stare at you like you are driving a supercar.
Yes, listening to the video and watching this pretty motorcycle, its clearly the type of motorcycle I want to ride. It has lots of safety features and will allow me to learn to ride a motorcycle safely. It has enough power to pull away from a traffic light without having somebody in a car constantly riding on one's butt. It has ABS brakes, which will allow it to stop better and safely. Okay, so it should be perfect for me now. Is a 1340cc motorcycle good on gas? That's important to me, good fuel mileage. I would imagine, since it's half the size of an automobile, it would be half as much to insure. That's great too. Hopefully, after I buy this motorcycle, it won't be too heavy for me. I'm 5'4" tall and weigh 118 pounds, and I'm almost 68 years old. It looks pretty comfortable though, so I like that. I'm wondering, is the engine powerful enough that I could drive it up to New Jersey from Florida? Would that be too much of a strain on that engine? The man at Wesley Chapel Hardly Davisin said the engine is much smaller than their Hardly Davisin engines, so that's why I am wonder if it is powerful enough to make it to New Jersey.
I think it is a perfect beginner motorcycle. I've never owned a motorcycle before, and have only driven a Honda CT70 when I was 13 years old, but according to this video, it should be no problem for use new ridder with all the safety features.
IMO the most important thing you need to know about the Gen3 Hayabusa is the politicians and lawyers have set up camp in the engine and not just in the ECU and exhaust. That's why for me this otherwise great bike is a hard pass.
