Suzuki Hayabusa Special Edition Review: Why the ₹91,000 Premium Buys Paint, Not Power
Oct 4, 2026The Spec'd take
Why it stands out
- Engine Auto Stop-Start and the Silent Starter System are genuine city tricks: the engine switches off at signals and wakes up silently on a twist of the throttle
- The 12 inch rear wheel (100/80 section) and long 1,290 mm wheelbase give it a planted, grown-up feel most 125cc scooters cannot match
- Proper maxi-scooter comfort: wide floorboard with flexible foot positions, dual-tone seat and aluminium fold-out pillion footrests
- Practical touches that matter daily: 21.5 litre under-seat storage, 2 litre glove box, 2A USB socket and dual luggage hooks
- Bluetooth digital console with turn by turn navigation, call, SMS and WhatsApp alerts and ETA updates
Worth knowing
- At Rs 1,13,303 it sits within Rs 1,517 of the 2026 Burgman Street Ride Connect TFT Edition, which brings a colour TFT screen
- 8.6 PS is modest next to rivals like the TVS Ntorq 125 and Aprilia SXR 125
- Rear drum brake with CBS only, no ABS on offer
- Basic telescopic fork and swing arm rear suspension with no adjustability
- Only one version and three paints, so there is no cheaper way into the EX features

















