Suzuki recalls 1,056 units of Hayabusa in India over faulty brake issue

Suzuki Hayabusa recalled: Suzuki Motorcycles has issued a voluntary recall of 1,056 units of third generation of popular sports bike Hayabusa in India over a potential front brake issue. Hayabusa is a popular superbike on sale in India and third generation of Hayabusa was launched in 2021.

What is issue?

issue is listed as “ front brake lever play increases, in worst case, lever contacts with throttle grip, and braking distance increases.” A total of 1,056 units have been affected by issue.

It appears that front brake levers can get excessive play, to point that lever comes in contact with throttle, which can le to a dangerous situation. braking system has always been an issue with earlier generations of Hayabusa. But with launch of third generation Hayabusa in 2021, brake issues were resolved by providing Brembo Stylema calipers and 10mm larger discs.

Republic Auto reached out to company about what would be necessary repairs but it refused to comment.

Customers may reach out to ir nearest dealership to check about information on recall.     

Suzuki Hayabusa price in India:

Suzuki Hayabusa starts at Rs 16.91 lakh (ex-showroom) in India and comes in a single variant and three colour options. re is also a special 25th Anniversary Edition starting at Rs 17.70 lakh (ex-showroom).

Suzuki Hayabusa engine specifications:

Suzuki Hayabusa comes with an inline four-cylinder petrol engine, which produces 190 BHP and 142 Nm torque, mated to a six-speed manual gearbox. company claims that ARAI fuel efficiency of Hayabusa is 18 km/L.

Suzuki Hayabusa features:

Suzuki Hayabusa comes with features such as cruise control, alogue speedometre with a digital screen, quick shifter, and more.

Suzuki Hayabusa competitors: 

Suzuki Hayabusa competes against BMW S1000RR and Kawasaki ZX-10R in its segment.