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The GSX1300R falcon (Gaeseccs Arlhayabsa) is a large-scale automatic operation two-wheeled vehicle for the overseas export that the sea bass developed. It is called ultimate sports as an ultimate machine that exceeds super-sports in the manufacturer. Founder It was announced, and it was put on the market to Doitsintarmotoshor 98 held in September, 1998 in 1999. The fumble of the name was named a reign with the performance for GSX1300R to exceed the top of the vehicle for the public road and maximum speed 300 km/h described later from the location of the falcon that was small bird of prey in the top of being able the flight at the speed at 300 km/h or more, and the feeding chain. The scale of the speed meter was carved up to 350 km/h for a certain period of time. At first, because the other companies (Excluding the two wheels manufacturer) had been registering the trademark without permission, "Fumble" that was a Japanese in haste translation of "Falco" was selected though the name of concept car "Falcorasteco" announced in 1985 was scheduled to be used. And, characterizing and having been enumerated the maximum were the things to enable the performance that exceeded maximum speed 300 km/h(HONDA and CBR1100XX super-blackbird that was not free Haispedotsararmashin it but the velocity in the car of mass-producing on the market at that time) purely. This record is Guinness Book official recognition. (312km/h)Though the influence that the falcon had given to a domestic and foreign two-wheel manufacturer and the various circles greatly heats further by a high-speed battle afterwards, and was announced ninja ZX-12R from Kawasaki with the ZZR series as 300Km/h over machine, it was judged it was dangerous, the movement of the speed restriction happened, two-wheel industry ..maximum speed competition more than this.. began the self-imposed restraint of equipment of the suppressed speed limiter to less than 300Km/h from the model in 2001 maximum speed as the remission in a European market in 2001, and the restriction began since it announced all two-wheeled vehicles put on the market. The used car has appeared on the market in the market by the concept and the performance at the sale this time even as for the model in 2000 1999(initial)(the second stage). The shadow as a high-speed machine that was the maximum feature hides oneself, and it is abundant torques and liter machine is the characters as sports Zarah because it was a character originally gets on easily in GSX1300R (Vehicles that exist within the country are Japanese cars produced abroad, and parallel import all cars) without a domestic sale originally now along with beginning of the self-imposed restraint. The one whose name according to it was GSX1300R Hayabusa has been changed with Hayabusa 1300. However, the sticker of an old name is still pasted to the sticker of the tail caul. A big restyling is not done until 2007 after the sale in 1999, and it has been passed by GSX-R1000 that max power in the catalog is light etc.The popularity did not wane by 2007, and however, the number of new registration entered the high rank, and was chosen as the first synthesis place in the popularity vote of "Young machine" magazine of the motorcycle magazine in 2005 in the reimport sports motorcycle. Performance The start acceleration is time from 0 starts to the attainment at each speed. The middle acceleration is time to the full acceleration from 60 km/h, and reaching at each speed. The gear uses the top (six velocities). It measures it reading the signal from the sensor set in the body with the on-board computer. The Doitsmotorad company executed it. Start acceleration * 0→100 km/h 2.6 seconds * 0→120 km/h 3.3 seconds (Accelerate here with one velocity gear). * 0→140 km/h 4.0 seconds * 0→160 km/h 5.2 seconds * 0→180 km/h 6.4 seconds (Accelerate here with two velocity gear). * 0→200 km/h 7.9 seconds (three velocity gear) The middle acceleration(Only six velocity gear :. ) * 60→100 km/h 3.7 seconds * 60→140 km/h 7.2 seconds * 60→160 km/h 9.0 seconds * 60→200 km/h 12.9 seconds 400m acce