Posted by MotorCycle on November 30, 2010 in Motor Cycle · 25 Comments
2008 Hayabusa vs. ZX-14R Shootout – Motorcycle Reviews Read the full motorcycle review at Motorcycle.com. www.motorcycle.com Two years after Kawasaki stepped into the ring to face Suzuki, the ZX-14 and GSX1300R Hayabusa remain the only machines in a universe all their own. No literbike can match the asphalt-peeling 100 ft-lbs of torque that pours forth from these 1340cc-plus hyperbikes.
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@ha33ona cumandsuckme
Like Everyone Has A Butt Hole, Everyone Has There Taste / Opinions
That “Hayabusa” To Me Is The TRUTH!!! Both Are Great Bikes But “The Busa” Just Has That Thang! “Don’t Hate”….
“You just kinda wanna run your hands over the body work. it’s so bulbous and… smooth”
No, just no.
@TomozukiII i know where you are coming from. Being a larger bike, makes it a little easier for manufacturers to set footpegs, clips ons or handlesbars at a more comfy location. Seats more comfy, not be TOO anal on weight reduction, so forth so on.
@jflexe99
(2/2)… have less comfortable seats, because of higher RPM engine suffers more, less amount of reserve power etc. High speed and drags don`t mean much too me since I mostly ride with a passanger on normal roads between 120-200km/h. You can ride for a whole day and don`t get a butt-ache, fuel consumption is the same as on 600cc SS bikes, service intervals costs the same or less (because engine suffers less – better ratio engine volume/power) etc. You just got to try it.
@jflexe99
I know what you mean, but once you try it, you`ll know what I mean. I had bikes of 600cc and 750cc but didn`t enjoy them as much as Blackbird, even if it`s heavier and doesn`t go as easy into the corners as lighter bikes do. But the difference is so small you even don`t notice that on normal roads but rather on race circuits. So for normal everyday use, I would stay away from SS bikes which are uncomfortable to ride, have less torque, too much gear switching… (1/2)
@TomozukiII why do you need more than a 600cc class bike on the street? Less your doing drag racing for money….no reason. 600s get to 65 pretty much just as quick…Plus cost less, lighter, more fun in the corners….ect
i need a busa.
@19Skyline93 thats your oppinion and i know a thing about oppinions there like butt holes every one has got one and sounds like yours stinks
Once you try an over litre bike class, you never go back nomatter how better the handling is. The power and torque is just awesome.
Super Hayabusa!!!!:)
0:25… that Ninja biker breaking the stick… at first it looked like a challenge, a throw down, and insult to my mother!!! but then he said “Cola” and I relized, he was buzzed on a sugar and caffeine high, and need more cola to bathe his brain like Beavis strung out on crack cocaine!!!!
@two45triox
You’re kidding, right?
zx-14 is ugly
@two45triox no not all i have a kawsaki 500 ninja r
these reviews suck arse…..
Would these be good bikes for a beginner?
What’s a Busa? Well, it’s that little speck that you see in the ZX14′s mirror…AWESOME!
What’s a Busa? Well, it’s that little speck that you see in the ZX14′s mirror…AWESOME!
the kawasaki is toooo big, first you must go in to the gym, the ride it
@claudioagmfilho Not a lot but yes, he likes the kawi better
@canibalcorps09 How did you know he removes it. “boggle”
hes just scared of the bussa, no hair on his lil nut sac
@CommentsProfessional man up and do it