Hayabusa logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Hayabusa Logo PNG The Suzuki Hayabusa is a sportbike motorcycle manufactured by Suzuki since 1999.
- The dynamic, intricate design featured on it has become a symbol of freedom and speed for thousands of Hayabusa guys.
- Meaning and history The Hayabusa logo has not looked the same throughout its more than 20-year history.
- While it has always consisted of the same two parts (a hieroglyph and the word “Hayabusa” in English), their color, position, and comparative size have varied.
- The lettering “Hayabusa” is given in a handwriting-inspired type and placed over the Japanese name.
- The hieroglyph belongs to Kanji, a system of Japanese writing using Chinese characters.
- Its pronunciation is “hayato” or “hayabusa.” The hieroglyph means “strong and fast.” We should also add that in translation from the Japanese language this word means the Peregrine falcon.
- It is known as the fastest bird in the world and the fastest member of the animal kingdom – it can reach over 320 km/h (200 mph) during its high-speed dive.
- Suzuki has not been the first to use the word “Hayabusa” to name something other than the bird – in Japan, there is a very fast train with this name.
- Also, it was used to refer to a WWII Japanese aircraft.
- According to some sources, the person who came up with this name for the motorcycle was Akihiko Muramatsu from the Suzuki Product Planning group.
- Colors In some versions of the logo, the palette seems to have been inspired by the gold, bronze, and silver hues of the Peregrine falcon’s feathers.
- You can also come across versions in other colors, though (red and yellow, for instance).
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