2004 Suzuki GSX1300R

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Launched in 1999, the Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa stunned riders with its blistering speed and aerodynamic, wind-sculpted design — appropriate, considering that “Hayabusa” translates to “Peregrine falcon,” a predatory bird with a diving speed of 180-200 mph.

Powered by a 1299-cc inline-four engine with electronic fuel injection, the Japanese bike delivered immense torque and effortlessly surpassed 180 mph, quickly earning widespread praise as the world's fastest production motorcycle. Cycling World proclaimed, “Not only can it achieve surreal speed, it continues to accelerate when most Open‑classers are struggling to squeak out those last few mph.”

By 2004, Suzuki had refined the GSX1300R’s electronic fuel injection system and rideability, improving throttle response and everyday usability without sacrificing its raw power. This one is finished in Pearl Nebular Black with deep metallic purple accents, flowing “Hayabusa” kanji script and model graphics, a full-length stepped seat with passenger footpegs and a grab handle.

Additional features include a 6‑speed transmission with a hydraulic clutch, an integrated windscreen for high‑speed protection, Ram‑air intake system, gear‑driven counterbalancer, Tokico disc brakes, and 17” cast aluminum wheels wearing Bridgeport radial sport tires.