If you’re a regular here, you’d know just how much we love TTS Performance and its supercharged creations. Not long ago, the shop whipped up (arguably) its most extraordinary creation , the Supercharged Suzuki Hayabusa aka SuperBusa, that set the world ablaze with its claimed 370 horsepower output. Since then, we’ve been wondering what it would do when left free on a runway in the right hands, and the answer is finally here, all thanks to Motorcycle News (MCN).

The Suzuki Hayabusa has been one of the fastest production motorcycles ever since its debut in 1999. Though it lost some steam in its latest update, it still manages some insane acceleration figures, and to no one’s surprise, the SuperBusa takes this to a whole new level. According to MCN’s timing gear, the SuperBusa takes just 9.69 seconds to cross the quarter-mile at over 164mph. Simultaneously, the 62mph and 150mph times come up in 2.9 seconds and 8.71 seconds, respectively, while the SuperBusa maxes out at 194mph! Remember, though, all this is without any gearbox/sprocket alterations, so the SuperBusa should easily breach 200mph with a taller sixth gear.

To draw a comparison, the SuperBusa is nearly 0.4 seconds faster than the stock Hayabusa over the quarter-mile. Surprisingly, the latter is faster (by a whisker) to reach 62mph, but once hooked, the supercharged beast is over two seconds faster to hit 150mph than the stock ‘Busa. We believe the marginally slower 0-62mph time is because of the hard-to-manage 370 horsepower and stock electronics, which are configured for the Hayabusa’s stock 190 horsepower. Plus, the video shows the SuperBusa struggle for traction.

So what makes the SuperBusa so fast? Well, a lot of things. The protagonist here is undeniably the supercharger, but TTS has also equipped the motorcycle with lighter wheels, aerodynamic wings, single-sided swingarm, and a full-system exhaust. In the meantime, you also get forged engine internals, carbon fiber air ducts, and a tinted windscreen to ensure a proper tuck.

As for pricing, TTS priced the whole kit - including most aforementioned parts - for $35,500. Only 40 examples went into production, and we’re pretty sure they are already taken. Still, you can head to TTS Performance and check for yourself.

Credit: topspeed

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