At the second annual Street Kings event held at the Palm Beach International Raceway, That Racing Channel caught up with Will and his absolutely badass 2012 Suzuki Hayabusa. This isn’t just any ordinary bike; it is a meticulously built, nitrous-huffing monster specifically engineered to destroy high-horsepower supercars like Nissan GTRs and Lamborghinis on the drag strip.

Will has been progressively converting this machine from a street bike into a dedicated track weapon, and the modifications are extreme. To save maximum weight, the bike features high-end BST carbon fiber wheels up front and a lightweight Yamaha R1 wheel in the rear. In a hardcore move to shave off even more pounds, Will has completely removed the rear brakes entirely. For aerodynamics, the seat cushion was removed, allowing the rider to sit lower and tuck deeply behind the windscreen to slice through the wind.

Performance-wise, the Hayabusa is equipped with a premium Akrapovic exhaust system and an adjustable Adams swingarm that is currently stretched three inches over stock to keep the front end planted. With a strapped-down front suspension to fight the massive torque and a hidden nitrous setup, this bike means business. Will does all the tuning himself, while the engine work was handled by the specialists at Performance Enforcers.

So, how fast is it? Will has already clocked a blistering 7.90-second quarter-mile pass at 186 MPH, with a goal of hitting 200 MPH in the quarter-mile this year. On top speed runs, this nitrous beast has already flown past an incredible 240 MPH!. Don’t forget to leave a comment and follow us also on Facebook, Pinterest or Instagram!