What's it like to go flat out on the 2021 Suzuki Hayabusa? | MCN review

#2021SuzukiHayabusa #MCN

Neevesy rides the 2021 Suzuki Hayabusa on both the road and on the runway in this in-depth review. We answer the question 'What it's like to go flat out on the 2021 Suzuki Hayabusa?'

Let us know your thoughts on the new Hayabusa in the comment section!

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[timothymills]

I don't believe I have ever seen a review where someone has done as good a job at conveying the experience of riding a particular bike. This is top shelf journalism.

[ninoellison]

I’m always dumbfounded by the number of views & likes for these reviews or riding tips etc. Neeves, is so professional, unbiased, honest and unpretentious, this channel deserves so much more foot traffic. Such a brilliant review! !

[georgemills]

Brilliant video. Could listen to Neevesy talking about bikes all day long! 👍

[ConstantGeekery]

Watching that analogue speedo fly round gives a real impression of the acceleration - mental! Wish more modern bikes still had analogue clocks.

[TheMotociclist]

I LOVE your smile when talkiing about busa. I was riding my first gen busa last week in Sweden from Umeå to Alvesta ....1100 km in 10h including 4 stop for refueling, and Marlboro ....i only need to change my helmet. Nothing more guys....
Really LOVE MCN

[kramer]

I only intended to watch a few minutes of this but Neevesy is so good I watched the whole thing...

[Incountry]

A genuine review done by a motorcycle journalist who doesn’t pretend to be a master of testing a motorbikes performance stats, which in real world terms makes it equal to all riders and their own abilities...

by the way I am Marc Marquez (this week only)

[gabrielealdini]

Neveesy has the capability to let me fall in love with every bike he reviews.
Please stop it.
Best journalist, tester, appasionate ever ever.
Bravo!

[erichmagnum]

I have had four busas ridding a 2014 with 47, 000 mi now. that was a great interpretation of the new bike good job. can’t wait to get my new Busa.

[tangotango]

Just got my 2022 'Busa 2 months back and you've nailed this one hands down.... bravo !!! ...I haven't been on a sport bike in 6 years had a Harley for the wife, that thing was awful !!! Sold it 4 years ago.... Pulled the trigger on a Black And Gold in February and can't be happier, it's heavier than my GSXR 750 then again i'm 59 now so this is a better fit but it's realistically a great smooth powerful handful of bliss !!! my face hurts from the stupid grin a hand full of throttle produces !!! Thanks for the video .. i agree 100% on all points you made. Keep your tires planted and stay safe brother !!! TT

[nomojo]

Love it or hate it, it's an icon. Now and (probably) forever. Cheers Mr. Neeves ;)

[TheImtoomuch]

This guy is such a professional reviewer. Great video!

The new ‘Busa looks so beautiful to me.

[slesperado]

I'm not rally a fan of Japanese bikes, but I have to give respect to the Hayabusa for staying true to its roots. I've always loved the smooth curves of the bike's body. The Hayabusa;s design never gets old. Another thing. This was a beautifully made review. I enjoyed watching it.

[andrewhoward]

I haven't ridden since I smacked my leg up a few years ago but this review is so motivating, it brings the excitement right back, so a huge thank you.

[allwheeldrive]

My god, what a beautiful piece. Kudos to Suzuki for an intelligent, dare say mature, update to a real icon that can be ridden just about anywhere. Helibars, drop pegs, side bags... That just might do it! Thanks for another outstanding review.

[MrBryn]

I think they've nailed the styling. It really is a stunner.

[JDelta]

This was a well elaborated review, Neevesy. I've never been a fan of the Hayabusa's looks but I understand and respect their origin. Though I have no plans to own one, I'm just glad the Busa lives on.

[HydraulicPressChannel]

I think that the good acceleration numbers are more about being longer and lower than any other bike with similar power. But 10.3 on 1/4 mile is still crazy fast :D

[philipjosephbarker]

I remember doing a tad over 200 mph on my 1999 Silver /Copper Busa when I first bought it. I pegged it on a cross country 90-mile stretch of road. It was like riding on rails and as smooth as silk. The trouble was the tiny dots in the far distance came up quick and before I knew it I was passing large oncoming trucks.

[TheMatrrixx]

This is such a brilliant review straight from the heart & a Busa fan can relate to it every bit.