2004 Suzuki Hayabusa *pics inside*
 

I am located in Delano, California (small town in the central valley)

VIN: JS1GW71A142102165

Here is my 2004 Suzuki hayabusa Blue/Silver up for sale. I do have the tile in hand. She has 3700 freeway miles on her.

Forced to sell because I'm going back to school and insurance is too much for my age. I bought the bike new back in January of 2004 for 11000 otd.

The bike has a pair of mods. Adjustable Brock Davidson lowering links and Double Bubble windscreen.

I changed the oil and oil filter every 3 months and have receipts to prove it. I also cleaned and waxed the chains every 500 miles.

I polished and waxed the bike every month, so the bike is exceptionally clean.

The bike does have scratches on the left side. The story...After chaning the oil, I put her back down from the Pitbull, but stupid me did not know that the kickstand wasn't down. She went down, but just received minor scratches. No dents, or cracks.

I am asking 8500 obo

rg42284@yahoo.com

ttt

new price....8200 firm

hayabusa always remind me of something like a mechanical horse. haha.

highschool humor at its uh...finest? :rlaugh:

Isnt it funny how the new 1000cc bikes actually make more horse power than the 1300cc bikes. Good luck with the sale. I still know a couple off people out there like these bikes.

i'm scared of that bike ;)

How do they compare torque wise?

does it come with training wheels? ;)

some 1000cc bikes make more peak... but the busa makes more torque and power throughout the spectrum

200 mph + isn't too shabby

Teh busa is a good drag bike when it's turboed. :)

bike is sold.

but to answer your questions, yes the 1000s make just as much power but they have a harder time putting all that power to the ground.

Busas are damn fast. I ran it a fw times at famoso jsut with a lowering strap and ran 9.8s-9.9s easily with 1.6 short times.