Suzuki Hayabusa reviews

I bought my 07 Busa on April 28th and it's AMAZING. I've been riding & racing for the past 20 years. I've owned a 1200R Ninja, a CBR1100 and a 1100 GSXR but the Busa is the most powerful bike that I've ever ridden! It has more than enough power even to move my 260 pound frame. Great accelleration, strong top end power and very comfortable. The only drawback is the insurance, IT'S OUTRAGEOUS but well worth it. Ride Hard and be safe! Show less

This is my second Busa. I put 48,000 miles on my 2000 Red/Silver and loved every mile. My new Red/Red is just as outstanding. In 45 years of riding, this bike has put new life in motorcycling for me. I never had a mechanical break down and it always preformed well. The only thing I would change about this bike would be to put a 220 mph speedometer on it like the first one I had:) This bike is not for the faint of heart! I really like this BIKE. Thank you Suzuki. God Speed, Dave. Show less

I have owned my 2006 Busa for a year. My first bike was a SV650S, and I loved that bike, but I was ready for something bigger. I didn't want the typical track bike like the 750, or 1000, all the folks I have talked to, told me the Busa was very comfortable. The ride is AMAZING, and has more power than you need. I agree that this is not a bike for a first time rider, buy a used bike and improve your skill. Then move up to the BUSA, YOU will not be disappointed!!!! Show less

Besides the GSXR1000, by far the most incredible ride you will ever have. Scary fast when you need it to be and wonderfully smooth power. I have taken a ride on it to New Orleans and back and have been really all over for hours at a time. This bike is not for the inexperienced though, only if you have been riding for a while should you consider this bike. If not you could kill yourself because of sheer power. Never will I get rid of my baby---Thanks Suzuki!!! Show less

I've owned a number of road bikes in my 30 years of riding but this thing hauls. THIS BIKE is NOT for everyone. A good dose of respect helps you stay out of trouble. If you're looking for a well designed, dependable, good looking cruise missle you've found it!! If you stay out of the throttle, the mpg isn't too bad either. Show less

Ride - Smooth, easy shifting, shifts positive throttle control very smooth, power comes on smoothly no chain lash or vibrations during cruising speed. Adequate wind protection. Power - Plenty and some to spare, you get a lot of respect riding this bike. People are not as quick to cut you off. But this bike does get a lot of attention. People yelling at you to get your attention to ask dumb questions. Handling - takes the twisties pretty good not as cumbersome as some would think with the size and weight of bike. But not a kneedragging going through cones type of bike. This bike is a nice ride. It's old but still great by any means. This bike 9 years ago must have been a futuristic phenom. It's still great today. You will not be disappointed with this bike. Gripes - Handle bars are too close in but you get used to it. Would have been better if angled out more. Show less

Limited Edition is all white. Nice color. So for looks this thing is a head turner. Now performance, this thing will move but move fast and smooth before you know it you're doing 140mph. It gets smoother the faster you go. Comfort way better than most sport bikes because this is a sport tourer. Issues none really, the only thing I didn't like is having to remove the rear hand bar in order to put the bubble on. Why couldn't they just cut the bubble so it would fit with the grab rail? It already has a cut in it for the helmet cable. And the seat, it's comfy but flat so when you punch it there is no padding to keep you firm in place. And the handle bars are too bent in like a beach bike. What is this trend to have the bars like a beach bike? It's not comfortable that's for sure. Wrist should be straight not bent for best comfort and control. Other than that this thing rocks. Like the hazard lights on it, why don't all bikes have this? And it's too quiet. For a 1300, it should have some growl to it. I don't get how the epa or whoever sets these standards only so aftermarket companies can form and make money by selling their cans which are louder and still emit less than stock emmisions. So why don't the oems wise up and just make them with a little more noise? Show less

My 2nd Busa had a 40th Copper one as well sold that one due to comfort level. Bought this one did the Helibars and the Tobin seat much more comfortable ride. This thing is so smooth and powerful sold my 2007 HD Fatboy to move back to a performance machine. Show less

Currently own '02 Honda 919, a '06 GSXR1000 and the '06 Hayabusa. The Hayabusa is a GREAT all around bike. Good long distance freeway eater. Good twisties carver (not as good as the Gixxer, but hey...) and a good daily rider. Only thing the 'Busa lacks are a set good brakes, front and rear. Everything else is GREAT! Show less

I've been riding this beast for 8 months and he shows me something new every time. If you were to go to an amusment park, this would be the thrill of a life time, and be certain, the line is gonna be long. This is my 2nd bike and I don't care to discuss the other, let's just say this is one bad Busa. Show less