Suzuki Hayabusa Tuned by Juri celebrates Street Fighter 6 Capcom Cup 12 competition
Suzuki has revealed a one-off Hayabusa inspired by Street Fighter 6 character Juri, with the striking collaboration bike set to debut at the Capcom Cup 12 esports finals in Tokyo.
Suzuki Japan has revealed another gaming-themed special, this time taking its flagship hyperbike and giving it a makeover inspired by Juri Han from Street Fighter 6.
The bike, called the Hayabusa Tuned by Juri, will make its public debut during the upcoming Capcom Cup 12 and Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025 events, which Suzuki is sponsoring.
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It follows the earlier GSX-8R collaboration revealed last year, but this time the Japanese brand has gone bigger. Rather than the mid-capacity sports bike, Suzuki has based the concept on the mighty Suzuki Hayabusa — a machine better known for its colossal performance than esports tie-ins.
Visually, the design leans on Juri’s alternate “2P” colour scheme, ditching the purple look of the previous collaboration. Instead, the Hayabusa gets a mix of white, black and yellow graphics intended to reflect the character’s more aggressive side. Suzuki says the theme is meant to capture Juri’s obsession with strength and victory, pairing it with what the firm calls its “ultimate sports bike”.
Fans attending the tournaments will be able to see the bike in person at Suzuki’s booth inside Ryogoku Kokugikan, where the events run from March 11 to March 15. The display will include a photo area allowing visitors to sit on the bike for pictures, alongside a selection of collaboration merchandise.
It’s the latest example of Suzuki leaning into gaming culture, with the company saying the partnership aims to bring motorcycle fans and gamers together through shared enthusiasm for performance and design.
The Capcom Cup 12 is an esports event which sees players going head-to-head in live matches in front of an in-person and online audience. It runs over five days, and in 2025, 48 players from around the world faced off for the title of "2025 Street Fighter 6 Champion”.
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