Hayabusa Motorbike: Maintenance and Upgrading

For things that are precious to them, most people will pay thousand of dollars. There is this certain level of fanaticism that drives people to do things what others may think unnecessary. But, who are you to judge these people when you yourself are one of them? Read the rest of this entry »

Wonder Boy Sampie Erasmus | T4 paraplegic Moto X rider | South Africa

Meet Sampie Erasmus
The South African Born and raised Pro MX rider had a crash in 2004 while competing for the National MX Championship. Unfortunately he obtained a broken T4 vertebrae.
This did not stop him from getting back on a motorcycle. With his dad supporting him all the way he managed to learn his way around the disability and look where he is after just 6 years !
Sampie recently won the 2010 Extremity Games Limb-Difference Gold medal at Baja Acres motocross facility in Michigan, May 29, 2010, following his 2009 Extremity Games Bronze win.
The video speaks for itself.

Should you be interested in sponsoring Sampie with his racing please mail charlene@bowermedia.com

The Hayabusa Motorbike: A Sleek Motorbike for a Sleek Biker

Unmatched performance, its what many riders are looking for, notwithstanding the speed which most riding aficionados really love when handling a powerful motorcycle such as a hayabusa. The hayabusa motorbike with hayabusa chrome parts is the fastest in the world; however, other people wouldnt like this prominently for their bikes but would like theirs to be a sleek and smooth motorcycle. This motorbike not only provides fun and enjoyment in the race track but can be used anywhere in smooth roads and fine highways because it is equipped with the featured drive mode selector, which solves the problem of fixed positions by affording different riding styles matched to the riding conditions. Read the rest of this entry »

Hayabusa in Racing: What You Should Know About

Hayabusa is a Japanese word for Peregrine Falcon, a bird symbolizing swiftness flying at a speed of 180 to 240 miles per hour or 290 to 390 km/h which is the fastest speed for birds. The choice of name was made because it was observed that the peregrine falcon feeds on blackbirds as prey and this fact sees the intended plan of the original Hayabusa made of hayabusa chrome to dethrone the Super Blackbird motorcycle considered to be the worlds fastest. However, because of this challenge, the Hayabusa, possessing hayabusa chrome parts, managed to outdo the Super Blackbird by a speed of at least 10 miles per hour or 16 km/h. Read the rest of this entry »

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