# Suzuki Hayabusa (GSX1300R) Key Replacement

The GSX1300R owner's manual for the Hayabusa describes two ordinary keys and a stamped key number plate, with no immobilizer section.

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> The GSX1300R owner's manual for the Hayabusa describes two ordinary keys and a stamped key number plate, with no immobilizer section. Some versions of the bike built for other markets do carry Suzuki's immobilizer, so an imported Hayabusa needs a closer look. Either way, the key number plate is the fastest route to a new key if you still have it.

**Suzuki Hayabusa (GSX1300R) key quick facts**

- The GSX1300R owner's manual says two keys come with the motorcycle and that an identifying number is stamped on a plate for making a replacement key.
- That manual has a box for writing the key number down and has no immobilizer section.
- Suzuki parts listings show an immobilizer antenna for some 2008 to 2019 Hayabusa versions, which are the market-specific equipped bikes.
- The manual warns that key chains can catch between the steering damper and the steering stem nut on this bike.
- The ignition switch has four positions and the key cannot be removed in ON.

## Suzuki Hayabusa (GSX1300R) key types by year

| Years | Models | Key type | Chip | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1999-2007 | Hayabusa (GSX1300R) | mechanical cut key | no | Plain key, cut to the lock or to the key number. |
| 2008-2020 | Hayabusa (GSX1300R) | mechanical cut key on most US bikes, transponder key on immobilizer equipped market versions | varies | The GSX1300R owner's manual lists no immobilizer. Parts listings show an immobilizer antenna for some versions, so check an imported bike. |
| 2022-present | Hayabusa | cut key | varies | Suzuki fits the immobilizer by market. Check for a key-shaped immobilizer light at switch-on, and we confirm from your VIN when you call. |

## The Hayabusa key and the number plate

Suzuki's GSX1300R manual keeps the key section short: two keys come with the motorcycle, keep the spare somewhere safe, and an identifying number is stamped on the plate that came with them. Suzuki asks you to write that number in the box in the manual, because it is what a replacement key is made from. Suzuki's US site says a dealer can order one pre-cut key from the key tag number.

If the plate and the note in the manual are both gone, a key can still be cut to the lock itself. That takes longer than cutting to a number, so it is worth a look through the paperwork from the sale first.

**Need a key for your Hayabusa?** Call or text with the year and where the bike is parked. Call or text (619) 775-1858.

## Which Hayabusas have an immobilizer

Suzuki fits its immobilizer by market. The GSX1300R owner's manual that carries the US emission control warranty section has no immobilizer content, and a maker of race harnesses for US-model sport bikes lists its Hayabusa harness as fitting USA model motorcycles only, noting that rest-of-world bikes usually carry immobilizers. Suzuki's own parts listings include an immobilizer antenna for some 2008 to 2019 Hayabusa versions, which confirms equipped bikes exist.

So the practical question is where your bike was first sold. A key-shaped indicator that blinks at switch-on means the bike is equipped, and Suzuki's rule for those bikes is that a cut-only key will not start the engine.

## Key habits that matter on this bike

The Hayabusa has a steering damper close to the ignition switch. The manual warns that some key chains can get caught between the damper and the steering stem nut and interfere with steering, and tells you to use the ignition key without chains, fobs or other keys attached. A key carried bare also wears the ignition less than one swinging a heavy ring.

## All keys lost

Have your photo ID and the registration or title ready, plus the VIN. On a plain-key Hayabusa we cut a new key to the lock or the key number and test it in the ignition, the fuel tank cap and the seat lock, which the manual covers together with the helmet holders. If the bike turns out to be an equipped version, we will tell you up front whether an on-site option exists or whether Suzuki's dealer route applies.

## Where to find the key code

On the key number plate supplied with the two keys, and in the key number box in the owner's manual if a previous owner filled it in. Suzuki's US site says a dealer can order one pre-cut key from the key tag number.

## What to have ready

**Have this ready when you call or text**

- Year, make and model of the bike
- Where the bike is parked
- Whether you have any working key, a broken key or a key code
- Photo ID and registration or title (we verify ownership before making a key)

## Suzuki Hayabusa (GSX1300R) key FAQ

### Does a US Hayabusa have a chip in the key?

Usually not. The GSX1300R owner's manual describes plain keys and no immobilizer, but versions built for some other markets are equipped, so check for a key-shaped indicator on the dash, especially if the bike was imported.

### I lost the little metal tag that came with my Hayabusa keys. Now what?

Check the key number box in the owner's manual and ask the selling dealer if they kept it. If the number is gone, a key can be cut to the lock on the bike instead.

### Does this apply to the 2022 and later Hayabusa?

The key number plate and all keys lost advice applies. Suzuki fits the immobilizer by market, so for that generation we confirm the key system from your VIN and the dash before we come out.

## The immobilizer system on this bike

- [Suzuki Immobilizer (SAIS): Chip Keys, Lost Keys and US Models](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/immobilizer-systems/suzuki-immobilizer/): Suzuki's immobilizer, which Suzuki calls the Suzuki Advanced Immobilizer System, stores an identification code in the key and will not let the engine start without it.

## More Suzuki models

[B-King (GSX1300BK)](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/b-king/), [Bandit 600, 1200, 1250 and GSX1250FA](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/bandit-1200-1250/), [Boulevard C50, M50 and Volusia](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/boulevard-c50-m50/), [Boulevard C90 and M90](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/boulevard-c90-m90/), [Boulevard M109R and C109R](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/boulevard-m109r-c109r/), [Boulevard S40, S83 and Intruder 1400](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/boulevard-s40-s83/), [Burgman 400 and 650](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/burgman-400-650/), [DR-Z400S and DR-Z400SM](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/dr-z400/), [DR650S and DR200S](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/dr650-dr200/), [GSX-R1000 and GSX-R1000R](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/gsx-r1000/), [GSX-R600 and GSX-R750](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/gsx-r600-gsx-r750/), [GSX-S1000 and GSX-S1000F](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/gsx-s1000/), [GSX-S750](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/gsx-s750/), [GSX650F](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/gsx650f/), [GW250 and GSX250R](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/gw250-gsx250r/), [Katana (2020 on)](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/katana/), [SFV650 Gladius](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/sfv650-gladius/), [SV650, SV650S and SV650X](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/sv650/), [V-Strom 1000 and V-Strom 1050](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/v-strom-1000-1050/), [V-Strom 650 and 650XT](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/v-strom-650/), [V-Strom 800, GSX-8S and GSX-8R](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/v-strom-800-gsx-8/), [All Suzuki keys](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/makes/suzuki/)

## Services for this bike

- [Lost Motorcycle Key, No Spare](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/services/lost-motorcycle-key/): No key at all? We make a working key at the bike.
- [Motorcycle Key Replacement](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/services/motorcycle-key-replacement/): New keys cut by code or from the lock, for all major makes.
- [Transponder and Immobilizer Key Programming](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/services/motorcycle-key-programming/): Chip keys and fobs programmed to your immobilizer.
- [Motorcycle Key Duplication and Spare Keys](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/services/motorcycle-key-duplication/): A spare now costs far less than a lost only-key later.
- [Motorcycle Ignition Repair and Replacement](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/services/motorcycle-ignition-repair/): Sticking, worn or damaged ignitions repaired or replaced.
- [Broken Motorcycle Key Extraction](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/services/broken-key-extraction/): Snapped key removed and a new one cut from the pieces.
- [Gas Cap, Seat, Steering and Saddlebag Locks](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/services/motorcycle-lock-repair/): Gas cap, seat, steering, helmet and saddlebag locks.

## Related guides

- [How to Find Your Motorcycle Key Code](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/guides/how-to-find-motorcycle-key-code/): A motorcycle key code is a short number or letter-number code that tells a locksmith or dealer how to cut a key for your locks.
- [Lost Your Only Motorcycle Key? What to Do Next](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/guides/lost-motorcycle-key-no-spare/): If you lost the only key to your motorcycle, a new one can almost always be made, but the route depends on whether your bike uses a plain metal key, a chipped transponder key, or a keyless fob.
- [Bought a Used Motorcycle With No Key? Here's What to Do](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/guides/bought-used-motorcycle-no-key/): A used or auction motorcycle without keys can usually get new ones, but plan on the full all-keys-lost process and bring the signed title or other transfer paperwork plus photo ID, since a locksmith or dealer has to tie you to the VIN.
- [Broken Motorcycle Key in the Ignition: What to Do](https://themotorcyclelocksmith.com/san-diego/guides/broken-motorcycle-key-in-ignition/): If your key snaps in the motorcycle ignition, stop, keep both pieces, and do not try to turn the cylinder with the stub or dig the fragment out with a knife or screwdriver.

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