This 2006 Hayabusa, that’s a thing, ain’t it? Heard some folks talkin’ ’bout it down at the market. They say it’s a motorcycle. A fast one. Suzuki makes it. Don’t know much ’bout these things, but I heard it’s called a “sports motorcycle.” Sounds fancy. They start makin’ it in 1999. Lord, that feels like yesterday.
Now, I hear these young folks talkin’ ’bout how it’s the fastest thing on two wheels. They say this 2006 Hayabusa goes somethin’ like 188 to 194 miles an hour. That’s faster than ol’ Bessie the cow ever ran, even when chased by a snake! Can’t imagine goin’ that fast. Gives me the willies just thinkin’ ’bout it. Imagine the bugs in your teeth!
They say this 2006 Hayabusa got a good engine. A big one, 1299cc, whatever that means. They call it “bulletproof.” Now that’s somethin’ I understand. Means it’s tough, I reckon. Good thing, ’cause those young’uns probably ride it like they stole it. And on these roads around here, you ain’t gonna be able to go that fast without hittin’ a pothole the size of a washtub.
Now, this 2006 hayabusa, they say it gets about 18 miles to the gallon, when they test it. But the people who have them say it’s more like 15 miles. Well, everythin’ costs a fortune these days, even gas.
I heard some folks complainin’ ’bout some problems with it, though. Somethin’ ’bout the gearbox. They say it gets stuck in “false neutrals.” Sounds like a made-up problem to me. But what do I know? They say it’s ’cause of bent forks. I don’t see no forks on that thing, just wheels. They said it happens on other Suzuki models too, not just this 2006 Hayabusa.
And, you know, like anythin’ that runs, it needs lookin’ after. I heard ’em sayin’ it can have trouble with the engine, makin’ funny noises and such. You gotta keep up with the maintenance, or it’ll cost ya an arm and a leg to fix. Just like my ol’ tractor. And somethin’ about the electrics goin’ out. These newfangled things with all their wires and doohickeys, I tell ya…
But I guess if you’re into these fast bikes, you gotta learn how to fix ’em yourself, right? I saw somethin’ ’bout a book, a 2006 Hayabusa manual. They say it’s got all kinds of pictures and tells ya step-by-step how to fix things. Probably useful if you’re gonna be messin’ with one of these things. Costs money, though. Everythin’ does.
- They say this Hayabusa’s got a good engine, real tough.
- But sometimes, the gearbox acts up, somethin’ ’bout “false neutrals.”
- Gotta keep up with the fixin’s, or it’ll cost ya.
- There’s a book, a manual, that tells ya how to fix it yourself.
Some fellas, they like to take these 2006 Hayabusa things apart and put ’em back together. They call it “rebuilding.” Sounds like a lot of work to me. I’d rather be sittin’ on the porch, sippin’ sweet tea. They say this book, this manual, it helps with that, too. Shows ya how to take it apart and put it back together again, all proper-like.
I reckon if you got the money and the time, and you like goin’ fast, this 2006 Hayabusa might be the thing for ya. Me, I’ll stick to my old truck. It may be slow, but it gets me where I need to go. And I don’t need no fancy book to tell me how to fix it. Just a good ol’ wrench and some elbow grease. That’s the way we do things in here.
Seems like everyone is talkin’ ’bout the 2006 model. I overheard someone talkin’ ’bout his friend who just got one. Seemed excited. Said he needed advice, though. I guess even these fancy things have their problems. Someone else mentioned an “F1 light” coming on. No idea what that is. Sounds expensive.
There are some issues with this thing, just like everythin’ else. That engine can make funny noises. They say it idles rough. I don’t know what that means, but it don’t sound good. And the wires, the electricity, that can go bad, too. Nothin’ lasts forever, I suppose. Especially when you are ridin’ it like a bat outta hell.
This here 2006 Hayabusa, it sure is somethin’. Fast, loud, and probably costs more than my whole house. But hey, to each their own, right? If you got the itch for speed, and you don’t mind gettin’ your hands dirty with a little engine work, maybe this is the bike for you. Just be careful out there, and watch out for them potholes!
