The Suzuki Hayabusa proudly wore the world’s fastest motorcycle badge for nearly a decade. But sadly, it has never breached the holy 200 horsepower mark and if you’re one of those who wants things faster; we have a solution for you.

Meet the Suzuki SuperBusa by UK’s TTS Performance, which not only breaks the 200hp mark but smashes it out of the park with its insane 370 horsepower output.

In case you’re unaware, TTS Performance is a specialist in superchargers (check out their supercharged Harley-Davidson) which is also the reason for the SuperBusa’s insane power output. In the meantime, high-spec internals such as forged engine parts and a full-system Brocks exhaust help the charger do its thing.

What’s even more impressive is the fact that everything is tightly wound together and the Hayabusa appears rather normal from most angles. To achieve this, TTS has housed the intercooler under the stock fuel tank while directing the air via carbon fiber ducts integrated in the fuel tank. Pretty clean, eh?

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Coming to the less “serious” upgrades, the SuperBusa rolls on forged carbon fiber wheels and boasts a single-sided swingarm to help put the power down efficiently. Meanwhile, the design is just as special as the specs and comes from popular artist Kar Lee. And in case you don’t dig it, don’t worry as there will be several other liveries to choose from.

TTS has also designed aerodynamic wings to keep the nose down at high speeds (the SuperBusa should breach 220mph easily). What you see here, however, are working prototypes and the actual ones will be carbon fiber units. In addition, the tall, tinted windscreen helps better the aerodynamics. For more details, check out TTS Performance’s detailed video:

Judging from the numbers, the SuperBusa should command a “super” price tag, and that’s exactly the case. TTS Performance has priced the conversion kit at 30,000 Pounds ($35,500; excluding the motorcycle) which seems worth considering the insane performance on tap.

Like what you see and have the money? Then, we suggest you hit up TTS Performance at the earliest because the shop plans to make only 40 examples of the SuperBusa.

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