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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. The Hayabusa, possessing hayabusa chrome parts, manage to outdo the Super Blackbird by a speed of at least 10 miles per hour or 16 km/h.

Motorbike enthusiasts especially the race track drivers liked the Hayabusa with parts made of hayabusa chrome because it has several functional purposes including competitive motor sports. Motor sports encompass all the sporting aspects of motorcycling. These are not all races that are timed for speed but other competitions test various riding skills of the competitors. The hayabusa in hayabusa chrome parts plays a big part in motor sports because of its speed and had been since used for course road racing, drag racing and top speed competition.

Road racing is the term used for motor racing which is being held on race tracks that have been paved and built for that purpose while drag racing is a competition in which the motorcycles compete on who will be first on the finish line. The race starts from a standing straight line and are just 1/4 of a mile long. The races last in so short a time of 3.9 and 17 seconds and the speeds ranging from 80 to over 330 mph are for finishing, which would depend on the motorcycle being used. Sometimes, faster vehicles will need a parachute in order to slow it down.

Motorcycle racing which is also known as Moto racing and sometimes called Bike racing, is a motorcycle sport which involves racing motorcycles. Motorcycle racing can be divided into two and the categories are; tarmac-based road disciplines and off road.

The Suzuki Hayabusa or GSX1300R is a sleek motorcycle classified as a sport bike made by Suzuki since 1999. It was commended as the world's fastest production motorcycle having a top speed of 188–194 miles per hour or 303–312 km/h. With the use of excellent and durable rear tires, the hayabusa chrome motorcycle with hayabusa chrome parts possesses top speeds of over 270 mph with the outputs of its engine which is over 700 horsepower and with performances in the standing quarter mile of as quick as 7.125 seconds and as fast as 209.14 mph. These have been recorded by street registered Hayabusa motorcycles using standard-width (190mm) DOT-approved street-legal rear tires.

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