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Bike Break: Insanity on a Hayabusa 
Autoblog | by Alex Nunez | Thu, May 17
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There's really nothing else to say here, except that the apparent supremacy of the Suzuki Hayabusa is pretty much cemented in our minds forever after watching the video after the jump. This particular bike's turbocharged, and yes, the numbers on the speedo represent miles per hour. Note t...
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