Suzuki Unveils 'Hayabusa Creed' Owners Community In India

The ride-outs culminated with the unveiling of the logo of ‘Hayabusa Creed', where the riders became first-ever members of this exclusive community. The unveiling of the Ride-out and Hayabusa Creed was conducted for the upcoming World Hayabusa Day, which is celebrated on August 23, 2017.

As part of Suzuki's initiative to promote ‘Big-Bike' riding culture in India, this was the second year running that Suzuki celebrated this day with a multi-city ride-out. The owners and enthusiasts, who rode the Hayabusa together to commemorate the occasion, were given memorabilia on behalf of Suzuki.

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Suzuki has devised several activities for Hayabusa Creed members throughout the year, varying from ride-outs to entertainment, leisure to an expert session, safety tips to driving advice, food to networking and much more. Hayabusa Owners can register themselves to be a part of this community through a microsite, mainly created for members of the Creed.

Commenting on the occasion, Mr Satoshi Uchida, Managing Director, SMIPL, said, "We are excited to unveil Hayabusa Creed the first-ever community exclusive for Hayabusa owners in India. The 'Hayabusa Day' celebrates the passion and spirit of owning and riding a Hayabusa. Hayabusa Creed is an attempt to express our gratitude to all Hayabusa owner's in India who personify these attributes and have contributed to the cult status that this legendary motorcycle enjoys."

"Hayabusa Creed is a platform for all the members to celebrate the pride of ownership and enjoy the exclusivity and privileges customized for this community. We are confident that not only will the Hayabusa owners relish being a part of this exclusive community, but this will help us in growing Hayabusa Creed from strength to strength in the coming years. On behalf of everyone one at Suzuki two-wheelers, I welcome all members and wish them a very happy riding experience."

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While there are communities for riders of cruisers and adventure motorcycles, the superbike community is in need to promote brotherhood. Suzuki's Hayabusa Creed is one such initiative, and this will help connect all Hayabusa owners in India.