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HayabusaRiders.my Mega TTS Raya get together

A group of enthusiastic Suzuki owners called the HayabusaRiders.my gathered in Putrajaya last weekend for their Mega TTS Raya get together.
Dozens of Suzuki Hayabusa, B-King, and other prized machines made their way for a fun-filled gathering with friends and families.
The day ended with a night photo shoot in the heart of Putrajaya.

The month of Raya Aidilfitri has just ended and most of us tried to attend and organise open houses and get-togethers during the final weekend just a few days back. The great folks from HayabusaRiders.my decided to do things a bit different this year and the result is their very own Mega TTS Raya get together. (more…)

2019 Suzuki Hayabusa will have fully-active suspension?

The next generation 2019 Suzuki Hayabusa is said to have a fully-active suspension system.

The “Dynamically Variable Chassis for Motorcycle” patent will allow the bike to change its full suspension settings as well as wheelbase.

Patents filed usually won’t make it to production bikes but if this does, it’ll put the new Hayabusa ahead of its competition.

As rumours began to pile up on the upcoming re-emergence of the iconic Suzuki Hayabusa, we’re starting to see a number of possibilities that’ll make Suzuki’s latest machine the next generation, not just any hyper crotch rocket. (more…)

Suzuki Katana is making a comeback?

The Suzuki Katana name has been filed for another application at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

This shows that the Japanese manufacturer is seriously planning for the Katana comeback into the 21^st century.

We might have to be patient as more news have been circulating around the launch of the next-generation Suzuki Hayabusa.

The good folks from Suzuki have apparently registered the Katana name at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). This is actually the second time they’ve done so where the first application was filed back in 2015 alongside the Gamma name. (more…)

A steam-powered Suzuki Hayabusa?

A steam-powered Suzuki Hayabusa is planning to break the land speed record for the fastest steam-powered motorcycle this year.

Built by Chris Wedgewood from the Isle of Man, the steam bike is planned to hit 193km/h.

The heavily-modified Hayabusa is powered by a complex steam engine that produces 2,000psi and 510°C of steamy goodness.

You read that right, ladies and gentlemen. An amazing individual on this planet has built a steam-powered Suzuki Hayabusa and it is not just for show or technical exercise. This bloke is going to ride it and break the world record for the fastest going steam-powered motorcycle. (more…)

Suzuki Hayabusa 2019 Akan Dilengkapi Dengan Transmisi Separa Automatik?

Motosikal Suzuki Hayabusa 2019 dikatakan akan dilengkapi dengan sebuah sistem transmisi separa automatik yang baru.
Paten-paten baru telah difailkan oleh pengeluar Jepun tersebut di Jepun, Amerikan Syarikat, dan Jerman baru-baru ini.
Sistem baru ini menggunakan penggerak (actuator) bagi mengawal klac dan penukar gear di samping menggabungkannya dengan penukar gear kawalan kaki tradisional.

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2019 Suzuki Hayabusa will come with a semi-automatic transmission?

The 2019 Suzuki Hayabusa is rumoured to be equipped with a new semi-automatic transmission system.

New patents were recently filed by the Japanese manufacturer in Japan, USA and Germany.

The new system uses actuators to control the clutch and gear shifts whilst combining it with the traditional foot-controlled shifter.

The latest rumour surrounding the all-new 2019 Suzuki Hayabusa has made the pocket rocket even more enticing. Based on the latest report made by Motorcycle.com, Suzuki has filed patents for a semi-automatic transmission system which may be used to handle all that power on the new ‘Bird of Prey’. (more…)

Suzuki Hayabusa 2019 Akan Menggunakan Enjin 1440cc?

Telah tersebar khabar angin mengenai spesifikasi yang berkaitan dengan motosikal Suzuki Hayabusa 2019.
Khabar angin terbesar mengenai motosikal hyperbike terbaru itu adalah mengenai enjin empat silinder 1,440cc baru yang yang menukarnya menjadi sebuah GSX-R1400R.
Jentera yang serba baru keseluruhannya ini boleh dijangkakan memandangkan yang Hayabusa akan menyambut ulang tahun ke-20nya pada tahun hadapan.

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2019 Suzuki Hayabusa will run a 1440cc engine?

Rumours have been going around about the specs related to the 2019 Suzuki Hayabusa.

The biggest rumour surrounding the new hyperbike is the new 1,440cc four-cylinder engine which will change it into the GSX-R1400R.

Expect a completely new machine considering that the Hayabusa will celebrate its 20^th anniversary next year.

There have been a lot of rumours flying around regarding the upcoming 2019 Suzuki Hayabusa which we all know is coming. While the Japanese manufacturer has been keeping a super tight lid on the new ‘bird of prey’, a lot of speculations have risen from top motorcycling experts across the globe. (more…)

Adakah Kita Akan Menyaksikan Kemunculan Suzuki Hayabusa Caj Turbo Pada Tahun 2019?

Khabar angin serta maklumat dari sumber yang boleh dipercayai telah mengesahkan yang sebuah Suzuki Hayabusa yang di-cas turbo bakal tiba pada tahun 2019.
Suzuki akan menyambut ulangtahun ke-20 Hayabusa pada 2019 tetapi sejak kemunculan kali pertamanya pada 1999, ianya masih belum pernah melalui sebarang perubahan yang besar.
Lebih daripada sebuah motosikal Suzuki yang di-cas turbo boleh dijangkakan bagi tahun 2019 dengan kemungkinan Suzuki mengubah keseluruhan barisan GSX-R mereka.

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Will we finally see a turbocharged Suzuki Hayabusa in 2019?

Rumours coupled with trusted sources have confirmed a turbocharged Suzuki Hayabusa coming in 2019.

Suzuki will be celebrating the Hayabusa’s 20^th anniversary in 2019 but since then its debut in 1999, it has yet to gone through any major changes.

Expect to see more than one turbocharged Suzuki bike in 2019 with the possibility of Suzuki revamping its entire GSX-R line up.

According a recent article published by Asphalt and Rubber, it was stated that the great folks from Suzuki has major plans to develop a turbocharged Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa for 2019. (more…)

Tunggang Uji Model Terkini Suzuki Di Litar Kart Antarabangsa Sepang

Suzuki Assemblers Malaysia (SAM) baru-baru ini telah menganjurkan satu sesi tunggang uji model terbaru Suzuki istimewa pada hujung minggu lalu di Litar Kart Antarabangsa Sepang.
Mereka telah membawa kesemua model terkini 2017 untuk orang awam bersempena dengan Idemitsu Asia Cup Talent dan Malaysia Superbike Championship yang telah berlangsung pada hujung minggu yang sama.
Orang ramai dapat menguji model-model keluaran Suzuki seperti SX-R1000R L7, motosikal lumba ‘naked’ GSX-S750, GSX-S1000, V-Strom 650 dan juga skuter Burgman 400.

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A group of enthusiastic Suzuki owners called the HayabusaRiders.my gathered in Putrajaya last weekend for their Mega TTS Raya get together.

Dozens of Suzuki Hayabusa, B-King, and other prized machines made their way for a fun-filled gathering with friends and families.

The day ended with a night photo shoot in the heart of Putrajaya.

The next generation 2019 Suzuki Hayabusa is said to have a fully-active suspension system.

The “Dynamically Variable Chassis for Motorcycle” patent will allow the bike to change its full suspension settings as well as wheelbase.

Patents filed usually won’t make it to production bikes but if this does, it’ll put the new Hayabusa ahead of its competition.

The Suzuki Katana name has been filed for another application at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

This shows that the Japanese manufacturer is seriously planning for the Katana comeback into the 21st century.

We might have to be patient as more news have been circulating around the launch of the next-generation Suzuki Hayabusa.

A steam-powered Suzuki Hayabusa is planning to break the land speed record for the fastest steam-powered motorcycle this year.

Built by Chris Wedgewood from the Isle of Man, the steam bike is planned to hit 193km/h.

The heavily-modified Hayabusa is powered by a complex steam engine that produces 2,000psi and 510°C of steamy goodness.

The 2019 Suzuki Hayabusa is rumoured to be equipped with a new semi-automatic transmission system.

New patents were recently filed by the Japanese manufacturer in Japan, USA and Germany.

The new system uses actuators to control the clutch and gear shifts whilst combining it with the traditional foot-controlled shifter.

Rumours have been going around about the specs related to the 2019 Suzuki Hayabusa.

The biggest rumour surrounding the new hyperbike is the new 1,440cc four-cylinder engine which will change it into the GSX-R1400R.

Expect a completely new machine considering that the Hayabusa will celebrate its 20th anniversary next year.

Rumours coupled with trusted sources have confirmed a turbocharged Suzuki Hayabusa coming in 2019.

Suzuki will be celebrating the Hayabusa’s 20th anniversary in 2019 but since then its debut in 1999, it has yet to gone through any major changes.

Expect to see more than one turbocharged Suzuki bike in 2019 with the possibility of Suzuki revamping its entire GSX-R line up.

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This shows that the Japanese manufacturer is seriously planning for the Katana comeback into the 21^st century.

Expect a completely new machine considering that the Hayabusa will celebrate its 20^th anniversary next year.

Suzuki will be celebrating the Hayabusa’s 20^th anniversary in 2019 but since then its debut in 1999, it has yet to gone through any major changes.