Suzuki Hayabusa 1300 Logo
On a solid black rectangular background there is a small red stylized 'S' emblem with a blue uppercase "SUZUKI" wordmark at the top-left. Center-left dominates a large metallic silver calligraphic kanji character; to its right and slightly...
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About Suzuki Hayabusa 1300
On a solid black rectangular background there is a small red stylized 'S' emblem with a blue uppercase "SUZUKI" wordmark at the top-left. Center-left dominates a large metallic silver calligraphic kanji character; to its right and slightly overlapping is a slanted white cursive/italic wordmark reading "Hayabusa". Below and to the right of the script is a bold, italic yellow numeric block reading "1300".
Overall the layout is high-contrast and dynamic: metallic calligraphy and slanted script convey motion, while the yellow numerals provide a strong accent against the black field. The Suzuki emblem and wordmark are small compared with the large model name and displacement numerals.
What's in it: kanji character stylized 'S' emblem numerals '1300'
Shapes: wordmark calligraphic kanji italic script numeric block emblem
Style: sporty italic script metallic high-contrast bold
Text in logo: SUZUKI 隼 Hayabusa 1300
The slanted script and italic numerals visually evoke speed and forward motion; the calligraphic kanji signals Japanese origin/identity.
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Suzuki Hayabusa 1300 Logo History
This is the badge for Suzuki's Hayabusa (GSX1300R) model: a high-performance sportbike introduced by Suzuki in 1999. The figure "1300" denotes the approximate 1300cc engine displacement. The kanji shown is 隼 (read 'hayabusa'), meaning 'peregrine falcon'.
Frequently asked
What does the kanji mean?
The kanji is 隼 (hayabusa), which means 'peregrine falcon'.
What does the "1300" indicate?
It refers to the model's approximate engine displacement of 1300 cubic centimeters (cc).
Which product uses this logo?
This graphic is used for the Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa sportbike model.
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