When Suzuki began designing the Hayabusa, it is a protected guess that it most likely by no means pictured some man and his buddies building a crash cage around it, sticking a paddle tire on it, and taking it to the sand dunes. Still, that is the enjoyable of modification, is not it? You do not modify your bike to swimsuit anybody however your self.

So far, we have seen enduro rider Matt Spears do loads together with his modified Hayabusa. Utilizing his distinctive mixture of abilities to the fullest, he is on the market doing issues most riders would not dream of doing. Even seasoned, expert off-road riders would possibly suppose twice earlier than making an attempt the hill climbs, sand dune ripping, and sure, sand dune wheelies that he is conducting with fun.

With him on this video are sand professional brothers Braxton and Briggs Tomlinson, who’ve introduced correct dirtbikes. One is very modified, going from making about 50-ish horsepower to now making about 75. Naturally, there is a drag race on sand, as a result of why would not there be if there is a Hayabusa?

Ah, however critically, this video is just a little bit totally different from among the earlier ones. Here, the ‘Busa (nonetheless unnamed, at the very least publicly) appears to be in its aspect. We’re clearly seeing an edited, curated model of all of the shenanigans that went on whereas they had been recording the footage that ultimately made it into this video, however you may see Spears and the bike begin to be much less tentative and extra assured because the video progresses. His ranges of abilities and confidence at what he is doing right here is perhaps above what numerous us would most likely really feel, however it’s all relative.

In any case, that is the uncommon video the place they’re simply out doing loopy stuff on the Hayabusa and nothing ends in tears. No leaving the bike sadly in a single day whereas they determine a approach to get better it; no want to repair a damaged bike on the finish. It’s simply smiles and sand all the way in which down, and it is good to see.