Available for sale is a 2024 Suzuki Hayabusa, GCC Specs, with 12,234KM, priced at AED 60,000.

This Hayabusa is intended for a rider who wants serious performance but still needs a motorcycle that can handle longer rides without feeling as uncompromising as a dedicated track bike. Its 1,340cc inline-four engine delivers strong acceleration across the rev range, while the aerodynamic bodywork and stable chassis make it especially capable on open highways.

The mileage is reasonable for a 2024 motorcycle and shows that the bike has been ridden rather than left unused. At the same time, 12,234KM is still low enough for buyers looking for a recent-generation Hayabusa with plenty of usable life ahead. Mechanical condition, service records, tyres, chain condition, brake wear, and bodywork should support the asking price, particularly on a high-performance motorcycle of this level.

This generation also brings considerably more electronic control than older Hayabusa models. The rider can adjust power delivery, traction control, engine braking, launch control, and other settings to suit different roads and riding preferences. A bi-directional quickshifter allows faster gear changes without repeatedly using the clutch, while ABS provides additional braking support.

The main selling points include:

• 2024 model with GCC specifications
• 12,234KM mileage
• AED 60,000 asking price
• 1,340cc liquid-cooled inline-four engine
• Six-speed manual gearbox
• Bi-directional quickshifter
• Multiple power and riding modes
• Traction control and ABS
• Cruise control and active speed limiter
• Comfortable sport-touring riding character

At AED 60,000, this is not being positioned as a cheap motorcycle. The value comes from the newer model year, GCC specification, advanced electronics, and the reputation of the current-generation Hayabusa. It suits an experienced rider looking for high-speed stability, effortless highway performance, and a motorcycle that remains comfortable enough for longer journeys. It is not a suitable first bike, and it makes the most sense for someone already familiar with heavy, high-powered motorcycles.