202(1) Gen 3?
Gen 3 price
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I believe the 21’s all went to Europe
I thought they skipped a year with the last year for the Gen2 being 2020 and the next model, a Gen3 was the 2022 model year.
Prior to my purchase I was researching on line and I found a few video reviews from Europe and they were saying this is the new 2021 Hayabusa.
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Excluding on road which takes it out to $27,690. Demos or low kms are low $20k’s.
Yep, the first Honda CBX was marketed as a 1979 here, in the UK it was a 1978. Ads or reviews don’t reflect what Suzuki Inc. says. Does anyone have a Gen3 registered as a 2021 model?
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We had some direct feedback on 3rd gen bikes delivered to Europe, and also from that I discovered "2021" advertised on certain Suzuki Eastern European web sites at the time:
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Yes that is a first for mankind
The last Gen2 was a 2018 model and stocks ran out in 2020
Uk got them in May 2021
I test rode one in June 21
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They are in Australia, that's why it costs more.
...and it costs more here as well
And they're overpriced here!
No way I'm paying $21k+ to risk getting some pos that's brakes could fail any moment, may not restart at any time, has a clunky transmission with a QS that misses gears, and a flash no be able to fix it...I will Pass.
No, not all Gen3's have these problems, but one is too many, and Suzuki is doing nothing...which has Really soured them on my after a lifetime of loving them.
No way I'm paying $21k+ to risk getting some pos that's brakes could fail any moment, may not restart at any time, has a clunky transmission with a QS that misses gears, and a flash no be able to fix it...I will Pass.
No, not all Gen3's have these problems, but one is too many, and Suzuki is doing nothing...which has Really soured them on my after a lifetime of loving them.
$23k for one here
I also saw a '19 for $18,500...there is a dreamer....and there are man other dreamers out there...saw a 2010 for $15,500.......and there are crazy prices for many others...
I'd imagine if I go into the same site in 2 months the same bikes will be there...
eBay has a couple for $18,599 here in the States
You guys think they're over priced where you are?
We pay $29,450 incl on road costs . . . my shop has sold 2, one black and one silver, and have one white one in stock on the showroom floor at present.
We sold the silver one on Saturday morning, guy picked it up today after I did the pre delivery check and set up this morning.
pics . .
Below, read my story on the repair order/job card!
She goes as well as she looks, smooth, quick and tight!
We pay $29,450 incl on road costs . . . my shop has sold 2, one black and one silver, and have one white one in stock on the showroom floor at present.
We sold the silver one on Saturday morning, guy picked it up today after I did the pre delivery check and set up this morning.
pics . .
Below, read my story on the repair order/job card!
She goes as well as she looks, smooth, quick and tight!
I don’t feel like the gen 3 is overpriced in Florida, mine stickered for $18,599. That’s 3K higher than a ZX14 but the Hayabusa has a fantastic cruise control and some neat electronics that the ZX14 doesn’t have.
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At the moment, in Germany you get a brand new Busa for 16.500 Euro incl. taxes and incl. original seat cover! Thats a damn good price i think! But still nobody wants a Busa since last year. Its a shame, such a good bike for such a amazing price! Even some 70 hp cruisers from european brands are much more expensive!
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