Do they look better in person than in 2D? I'm not sure I like the Arlenesque over-the-top in-your-face customizations. I prefer the simpler more tasteful work on sportbikes. Less is more.
“Beyond its well-deserved reputation for best-in-class performance, the popularity of the Suzuki Hayabusa can be attributed to the way it has long been embraced by the many facets of popular culture, including fashion, style, music and entertainment,” said Glenn Hansen, communications manager, ASMC, Motorcycle/ATV Division. “Suzuki’s relationship with L-R-G provides us with a not-to-be-missed opportunity to vividly illustrate our iconic sportbike’s storied connection to urban culture.”
Good to see that overblown hype is alive and well. When it comes to sportbikes that iconization idea is actually owned by Ducati which still puts the others to styling shame. Glenn needs to provide us with these supposed "stories" that show us how embedded the Hayabusa is in cultural mystique.
“Beyond its well-deserved reputation for best-in-class performance, the popularity of the Suzuki Hayabusa can be attributed to the way it has long been embraced by the many facets of popular culture, including fashion, style, music and entertainment,” said Glenn Hansen, communications manager, ASMC, Motorcycle/ATV Division. “Suzuki’s relationship with L-R-G provides us with a not-to-be-missed opportunity to vividly illustrate our iconic sportbike’s storied connection to urban culture.”
Good to see that overblown hype is alive and well. When it comes to sportbikes that iconization idea is actually owned by Ducati which still puts the others to styling shame. Glenn needs to provide us with these supposed "stories" that show us how embedded the Hayabusa is in cultural mystique.
