Q. The person who rides a Royal Enfield Bullet, Is he able to Ride a Suzuki Hayabusa ?

2021 Suzuki Hayabusa hasn't launched yet. Moreover, Hayabusa uses a 1,340cc engine as before, but as a result of Euro 5 emission norms, output has fallen by 10PS and 5Nm to 190PS and 150Nm. Kerb weight has reduced, but only by 2kg, down to 264kg. To help make the bike more manageable, Suzuki has added a comprehensive IMU-assisted electronics suite that includes lean-sensitive traction control and ABS, wheelie control, launch control and engine brake control. The 2021 Hayabusa also gets cruise control and hill hold assist. The suspension has remained unchanged aside from minor internal tweaks, but brakes have been improved, with Brembo Stylema callipers upfront. The frame remains the same extruded aluminium twin-spar unit but the rear sub-frame has been revised. The new 'Busa gets LED lighting and a flatter tail section, along with a revised instrument console. Although, for riding, it would depend on the comfort and performance of the feel so we would suggest you take a test ride when Hayabusa is launched, before making the final decision. Follow the link to get an alert when 2021 Suzuki Hayabusa is launched.