The Hayabusa is powered by a massive 1,340cc in-line 4-cylinder fuel injected engine, which produce a gorgeous power of 166 Hp and torque of 100 lb-ft. Meanwhile, the beast Ninja ZX-14R is mated with a gigantic 1,441cc in-line 4-cylinder engine, which pulls out 189 Hp power and 110 lb-ft torque. Both are wedded with 6 speed transmission.

The paper work displays that the Ninja ZX-14R is way powerful than its rival the Hayabusa. In 1999, Suzuki marked a record speed of 312 kmph with the Hayabusa to become the fastest motorcycle in production. Though, Kawasaki introduced the Nnja ZX-12R in 2000 to beat down the Hayabusa, Kawasaki failed the race by a difference of 6 kmph.
As Kawasaki competes with its new machine, the Ninja ZX-14R, can it beat its blood-rival, the Hayabusa? Check out the video for the fact.