Suzuki Hayabusa Black, Carbon Fibre and Gold Motor Bike Tank Pad Protector. 1999 - 2021. A universal fit Hayabusa tank pad.
A Suzuki Hayabusa tank pad / protector is a protective adhesive pad that is applied to the fuel tank of a Suzuki Hayabusa motorcycle.
Our Suzuki Hayabusa Tank Pad Protectors are designed to protect the tank from scratches, scuffs, and other damage that may occur from normal use or from contact with the rider's gear, such as zippers or buttons.
Our Suzuki Hayabusa Tank Pad Protectors are made from a durable, non-abrasive polyurethane resin, which does not dis colour overtime.
Our Suzuki Hayabusa Tank Pad Protectors are designed to fit the contours of your Suzuki motorcycle's tank and comes in a range of colours and designs to match the bike's paint scheme.
In addition to providing protection for the fuel tank, our Suzuki Hayabusa Tank Pad Protectors also enhance the appearance of the motorcycle by adding a customized touch.
Overall, our Suzuki Hayabusa Tank Pad Protectors are a popular accessory among motorcycle riders who want to protect their bike's finish and add a personalized touch to their ride.
The Suzuki Hayabusa is a series of high-performance motorcycles that have been produced by the Japanese manufacturer Suzuki since 1999.
Our Tank Pad Protectors are popular with the following Models
- First Generation (1999-2007): The first-generation Hayabusa was produced from 1999 to 2007. It was powered by a 1299cc, four-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHC engine, and had a top speed of around 186 mph.
- Second Generation (2008-2021): The second-generation Hayabusa was introduced in 2008 and continued production until 2021. It featured a number of updates and improvements over the first generation, including a larger 1340cc engine, improved aerodynamics, and advanced electronics.
- Third Generation (2021-present): The third-generation Hayabusa was introduced in 2021. It features an updated version of the 1340cc engine, improved aerodynamics, and advanced electronics. It is also designed to meet stricter emissions regulations.
Note: It's worth noting that Suzuki has announced that 2021 was the final production year of the Hayabusa model, and it is currently unclear if a new version will be introduced in the future.
