New 2022 Suzuki Hayabusa Sportbike Motorcycle

Hayabusa… Famed for its abundant power, agility and majestic presence. Legendary for establishing new levels of ultimate sport performance, and for retaining the number one position for the past two decades in the class it created. The 2022 Hayabusa delivers an even smoother ride and nimbler handling via reimagined electronic systems that optimize performance making it more controllable, predictable, and reliable.

Like its namesake, the Japanese peregrine falcon, the Hayabusa earns its position as the fastest, most agile predator in the wild.

Features may include:

• POISED AND READY TO FLY

The sleek, aerodynamic silhouette is unmistakably that of the Hayabusa. But the modern look of its styling and luxurious attention to the finest details say it’s a whole lot more. The new Hayabusa’s long, low stance screams of the power, performance, poise and keen perceptive abilities possessed by a bird of prey.

• LEGENDARY POWER AND RELIABILITY

Refinements implemented throughout the Hayabusa’s legendary 1,340cm3 liquid-cooled inline-four engine achieve an even better balance of overall performance, yet greater efficiency and durability, while also satisfying Euro 5 emissions standards. A symbol of engineering pride and prowess, it is built to deliver the ultimate riding experience for the long run.

• SUPERIOR CORE STRENGTH

The Hayabusa’s chassis is designed to empower you with sure footing, nimble handling and predictable control that combine to build confidence and enhance the riding experience. It delivers a smooth and comfortable ride that absorbs irregularities in the road surface and responds faithfully to your will, whether barreling down a straight section of road or leaning through corners.

• THE BEAUTY OF FINE INSTRUMENTATION

Riders love the familiar layout and outstanding functionality of the Hayabusa’s instrument cluster. Bigger, bolder numbering on the analog tach and speedometer improve readability, and the new TFT LCD panel includes real-time display of the lean angle (with peak-hold function), front and rear brake pressure, rate of acceleration, and throttle position.