Some conversions are good, some are great and some stand apart because of the ingenuity and effort the creator has put into its making. Here is an embodiment, straight from Yokohama, Japan.
A man has done an amazing conversion that even Ferrari can’t help but appreciate. This man took the Suzuki Hayabusa and converted it into an awesome Ferrari Trike. Christened as F1 Hayabusa Ferrari, the trike has been modeled to look alike Ferrari F1 car. The sad fact, however, is it won’t ever enter into production as the Ferrari has appreciated the conversion and has no problem with fan owning one, but hasn’t allowed the creator to produce the copies of his this F1 Hayabusa Ferrari. Nevertheless, hit the jump to checkout images and watch a video.
Any custom work involving Suzuki’s most popular model, the Hayabusa, doesn’t go unnoticed. Moreover, conversions are also a controversial subject, as many consider the Busa can’t get any better. However, there are some conversions that stand apart and worth being mentioned as soon as you discover them. Such an example comes from Yokohama, Japan, where a man has done a breathtaking conversion that even Ferrari can’t help but appreciate. The man in question converted a Suzuki Hayabusa into a custom, unique Ferrari Trike.
Specifically, he used a Busa as base and created a frame that kinda’ looks like a Ferrari F1 race car. The custom trike even features replica Ferrari F1 graphics on the rosso corsa paint.
The now three-wheeled Hayabusa hasn’t been tested for performance yet, so we aren’t able to provide you with any details. For example, on how fast it sprints from 0 to 100 km (62 mph) or the trike’s top speed.
Dubbed F1 Hayabusa Ferrari, the trike resembles a Ferrari F1 car and was first presented last year in Tokyo. Unfortunately, the trike will never make it into production.
While the renown Italian automaker Ferrari has appreciated the conversion and has told its creator it was okay for him to make his own fan vehicle, he is not allowed to produce and sell any copies of his F1 Hayabusa Ferrari.
Its creator says he was contacted by Ferrari after they saw videos of the trike on the Internet. One of these videos, with all conversion stages, can be seen below this article.
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