Nick Anglada’s Custom Suzuki Hayabusa with White Disc Wheels

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This custom Suzuki Hayabusa takes the familiar hyperbike silhouette in a sharply visual direction. Its white bodywork, green graphics, gold hardware and unusually deep-looking white wheels give the motorcycle a carefully coordinated show-bike appearance, while the underlying Hayabusa shape remains recognizable beneath the extensive fairing work.

A Hayabusa built around visual proportion

The most immediate change is the wheel treatment. The broad white rims visually blend with the bodywork, creating an almost solid-disc effect from the side and making the black tires look especially prominent. That contrast draws attention to the bike’s stance rather than allowing the wheels to disappear into the usual dark mechanical palette.

The rear wheel has an especially substantial presence beneath the raised tail section. With the tail unit narrowed and lifted visually above it, the tire becomes one of the defining shapes in the profile. The front wheel follows the same white theme, although its visible brake hardware adds a useful break in the otherwise monochrome surfaces.

Green, gold and white details

The paint scheme is restrained in color but not in detail. Green stripes sweep across the white fairings, matching the green seat and the Hayabusa graphics on the lower bodywork. The green inserts in the fairing openings reinforce that connection, giving the side view a repeated color rhythm from nose to tail.

Gold appears where the design needs visual punctuation: around the engine covers, in the controls and suspension hardware, and across parts of the drivetrain. Against the white fairings, those metallic components remain easy to read instead of being lost beneath a single-color finish. The green-and-gold combination also gives the otherwise clinical white build a more expressive character.

Fairing changes and exposed hardware

The bodywork keeps the Hayabusa’s low, aerodynamic outline but adds a more sculpted custom feel around the front and engine area. The side fairings carry large cutouts and layered surfaces, exposing selected mechanical elements while preserving most of the motorcycle’s enclosed profile. A clear windscreen, gold controls and the compact tail complete the bike’s deliberately finished presentation.

The seat is another focal point. Its green upholstery stands out against the white tank and tail, while the visible stitching adds texture to a design otherwise dominated by smooth painted panels. Together with the sharp tail treatment and decorated engine covers, it makes clear that this Hayabusa was approached as a complete visual composition rather than a simple paint change.

Custom Suzuki Hayabusa photo credit

The supplied images are credited to the original Custom Motorcycles source: side view and rear three-quarter view.

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