5 Things You Didn't Know - Suzuki Hayabusa 

Agreed! I have an 06 and I get compliments everywhere I go in it.

You right bro

Same here brother. 06 limited edition 40k+

40000 miles ain't shit for busa bro

I bought a first gen recently even though i don't have a license for it yet 😂 It's from 2002-3 with 30000km

My 2000 gen 1 (220 mph on speedo so presumably unrestricted) has 79,000 mls and runs sweet as a nut and uses no oil between changes. Hope it will be good for 79k more.. will probably outlast me then!

Same here!!

Same... know more than 5×50 times than that XD

How can I buy 1st gen Hayabusa?

@@ignitedprithgaming9269 You might try with known dealers or sites selling at your areas but it's quite rare to find one...I was lucky as an old friend sold his..

İ have a 2007 model and will get a gen 2 soon best bike i owned

​@Ramesh Jagaswaren i live in alabama and you can find a ton on FB at any gicen time

@@ignitedprithgaming9269 ebay

then make the dream come true and buy one, they are not expensive second hand

Yo también tengo una Hayabusa... deslimitada 1 gen, fué pensanda y construida para la velocidad máxima, no las demás 2 o 3 gen limitadas a 300 k/h a tener en cuenta ello, es una cuestión lógica!! Saludos desde el fin del mundo 🇦🇷✌️

Hi Hassan, glad you liked the video, thank you for watching and for your kind comment, have a great day.

Thats cool. How much did you have spend for the supercharger? Are you going to install it yourself?

@@pumpedupbro4200 yes Sir, a friend who builds turbine powered jet boats is going to help me do the install. The kit is due to arrive late next week so I’m super stoked! Kit is avail from TTS-Performance and is $4400 BP-British Pounds. However it is recommended to replace the head bolts w super high strength head studs and nuts as you have to drop the engine, pull the head, and install a base gasket/ spacer to lower the compression due to add so much boost!

Mine was a preorder (lower priced during preorder!!) and it was $5300 USD.

The kit arrived and looks amazing,now I’m just waiting for the parts to come back from getting Cerakoted gloss black to blend in w the side fairings and existing engine parts. Some folks might want to show off the blower but I’d rather hide it as much as possible and let the HP and quickness for the talking! There are plenty of bikes out there they are way faster than this will be however for me this will be a great street and strip beast with great linear power across all RPM’s and power right from the first crack of the wrist! I can’t wait…. Hoping to exceed the 400 Rear Wheel HP w MR12 or another oxygenated race fuel! Chris “Moore Mafia” will be doing the dyno work and tune once the install is complete! So the bike and I will be taking a trip to South Carolina to have Chris work his magic!!

@@TreadTalk247 would love to see a video in action. Sounds really amazing

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks like that. Gen 1 busa design is beautiful and i would prefer it over gen 2 and 3. I had 07 busa which got stolen few years ago. Now i have a gen 3. The gen 1 also weighed less. Only if suzuki can bring it back again with improved engine. But that's just a dream

"Aesthetically challenged" 😆

I’d 100% agree, the first gen Busa is something else. That curvy and bulbous shape os just something. It looks beautiful to this day

Hi bigredtruck42, thanks for your curiosity. It really depends on where you bought your bike. For example, in the US the Hayabusa wasn't able to be sold after 31st of December 2018, unless it was already in stock. This was because it didn't meet the required regulations, so no new bikes were sold, only the existing stock could be, so if you have a US market Hayabusa that was bought in 2020, it is most likely built in 2018 and registered in 2020. This will be true of other regions too, but it really depended on the regulatory requirements of that region, for example, in India the Busa continued sales of newly produced bikes into 2020. However, like I said in the video, there was a production break from 2020 until the 3rd generation model began production. I didn't say they don't exist by the way, and I don't know the exact month or day the last one rolled off the production line in 2020, but that was the last year you could buy a new one and from then there was a production break. I hope that helps clarify and congratulations on your choice of bike, 1st, 2nd or 3rd Gen, the Hayabusa is a fantastic machine. Thanks for watching.

you bought an old stock bike registered in 2020 is the reality

Same year as the gentleman's agreement came into force so in production form the top speed was limited meaning the 1999 Busa kept the crown.

@cbrxxrr Lol, no.

​@jaykayhk Lol, no. Top speed restrictions began in 2001, but the "gentleman's agreement" is a myth.

Barking mad m8!!

What do you have?

@@300zxdriver reply to jonty bud, he says slow ol dog! Bark,n mad. Buses rule the two wheel scene. Great machines.

@@300zxdriver gen 1 👍🏻