Technical Garage's HAYABUSA
This red and white bike is an overseas version of the '18 Hayabusa. It was probably the last new motorcycle of the Hayabusa Gen 2 in Japan.
Customization was basically left to TG-RUN. Dicussion was held on the ideal customization and way of use, the selection and usage of parts were not particularly difficult. In this custom, TG-RUN improved the quality of operation and characteristics, and reduced weight. After the work completed, this bike got a more compact and sharp style. TG-RUN places importance on improving performance and setting up the bike according to the customer's preferences. This philosophy was also applied to this bike. Fully customized new Hayabusa allows the owner to enjoy the lighter and more precise state.
Handle
Cowl is in stock and in new condition of 2018 Hayabusa. Both the left and right master cylinders have Brembo radial billets with TG-RUN titanium lever pins. The lever pivot is modified to maintain its safety.
The gauges, top bridge, and handlebar are also retained. DAYTONA USB port is added for improved utility.
Engine
The fuel tank and seat are also in Hayabusa stock condition. As for the seats, conversion to TG-RUN Sport and Comfort seats would also be effective.
The 1340cc liquid-cooled four-cylinder engine and fuel injection are stock Hayabusa, and a radiator core guard has been added.
Chassis
A Magical Racing carbon frame cover is added to the aluminum twin-spar frame. The basic parts of the Hayabusa are kept while its mobility is firmly enhanced through weight reduction and higher quality.
The front fork is Ohlins FGRT and the front brakes are a combination of Brembo racing calipers + Sunstar WORKS EXPAND. The color of each part, such as the gold color used here, is also matched as desired by the owner.
Rear brakes are Brembo GP2SS calipers and Sunstar WORKS EXPAND discs. The exhaust system is Yoshimura 2-end titanium cyclone.
Rear shocks are Ohlins TTX. Wheels are Marchesini M7RS metal in 3.50-17/6.00-17 sizes.
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