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Suzuki's legendary hyperbike, the Hayabusa, gains a 2027 model year Special Edition. It comes in a new Pearl Brilliant White and Metallic Oort Gray colorway with a color-matched passenger seat cowl. Priced at $20,399, it costs $700 more than the standard model.
The Hayabusa isn't just a monster defined by numbers. Dressing that straight-line king in white shows they know exactly what they're doing. I'm a speed-over-color kind of guy, but I'll admit this is a bike you'd want to swing a leg over and brag about. A special edition with the presence to match that top speed.
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If the specs are identical to the standard model and it's just a color-limited edition, I do wonder how that holds up value-wise down the road.
What's the passenger seat cowl actually for?
It's a part that covers the passenger seat when you're not riding two-up, giving it a cleaner solo-seat look.
Pearl Brilliant White with Metallic Autograph Gray sounds like it'd really suit the Hayabusa's face.
$20,399, huh — converted to yen that's a decent chunk of change, but for a Hayabusa I guess that's about right.
$700 more than the standard model — when the only real difference is the paint and the seat, I do wonder if that price bump is justified.
With the ZX-14R discontinued, the Hayabusa's pretty much running unopposed now, so they can probably get away with a slightly bold price.
The Hayabusa looks good with just a color change alone, so pulling anniversary editions like this feels almost unfair.
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