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Road test: 2003 Suzuki GSX-R1300 Hayabusa |
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A kinder and gentler Hayabusa...
The debate over what constitutes a 'sensible' top speed for a motorcycle is not a new one, but the Hayabusa's impressive peak velocity inspired varied reactions amongst the world's bureaucrats. Some questioned the need for a machine, which is after all designed for road use, to have the capacity to travel at more than 80 metres-per-second. The reason, of course, is to sell motorcycles.
To own a [motorcycle] that can clock over 300kmh is also to own the bragging rights... |
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