It was perfect conditions at the track. No wind, clear sky, a balmy 70 degrees. The asphalt was warm, the machines were tuned and tested, it was time. Time to pit the mighty stock Hayabusa up against a race track ready Zuma Scooter. The riders were in shape and ready to roll. Time to find out for sure which was truly faster on a road course:
The Suzuki Hayabusa VS The Zuma Scooter
Droves of at least 7 people showed up at the event with video and digital camera's ready to catch the break neck speeds and not allow one side or the other to lie about the outcome to anyone. Pics would be posted on the net almost immediately after the race ended. Stories would be printed up and emailed to CNN, MSNBC, PBS and new groups around the world.
The Hayabusa rider named Greg shows us his beast as he prepares to mount up and hit the track:
"Sure, it's a little dinged up, but I call it character. Besides nothign can stop the engines by Suzuki..."
"So... why does the engine say Polini again? ?"
"oh that.... slight mishap at the factory ... pay it no mind"
The Suzuki Hayabusa VS The Zuma Scooter
Droves of at least 7 people showed up at the event with video and digital camera's ready to catch the break neck speeds and not allow one side or the other to lie about the outcome to anyone. Pics would be posted on the net almost immediately after the race ended. Stories would be printed up and emailed to CNN, MSNBC, PBS and new groups around the world.
The Hayabusa rider named Greg shows us his beast as he prepares to mount up and hit the track:
"Sure, it's a little dinged up, but I call it character. Besides nothign can stop the engines by Suzuki..."
"So... why does the engine say Polini again? ?"
"oh that.... slight mishap at the factory ... pay it no mind"