The British trainer TTS Performance surprised the world in the summer of 2022, with the launch of a limited edition of 40 copies that it baptized, at that time, as TTS SuperBusa. Two years later, at the last EICMA 2024, they returned with this SuperBusa Schwantz Edition in which they increased the final power, and announced that we could be facing the fastest series-registerable motorcycle on the planet.
@ttsperformance Our 2025 TTS SuperBusa has been launched at motorcycle live! 🤩 The Kevin Schwantz, Lucky Strike livery is our favorite so far – what do you think? The 370+hp SuperBusa is available to order exclusively from TTS – contact us for more info! #tts #supercharged #rotrex #hayabusa #superbusa
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TTS SuperBusa Schwantz Edition in detail
And it is no wonder based on the official figures that TTS Performance declares for the SuperBusa Schwantz Edition 2025: Nothing more and nothing less than 400 HP of power and 225 Nm of maximum torque. In addition, they claim that it has managed to reach 218 mph, 350km/hin some of the tests carried out during its development and subsequent fine-tuning.
To reach these figures, TTS Performance has installed a Rotrex C30-94 compressorCF intercooler with ventilation fins, personalized electronic management and an electronic injection system adapted to new demands.
But these are just some of the modifications related to the mechanics. The rest of the set also has countless improvements both at the cycle part and equipment level. To highlight among them, in its standard version:
- Single-sided swingarm
- Custom exhaust system
- carbon fiber spoilers
- Upgraded brake lines, 330mm Braketech front discs and Brembo RCS radial master cylinder
- Numbered upper seat post
- Front fork with K-Tech components
Optionally, TTS offers us in this SuperBusa Schwantz Edition the update of the rear shock absorber with K-Tech components, adjustable rear footrests and in the case of this new 2025 edition, paint by Kardesign, although we can opt for other liveries other than this one. However, is there anything more iconic in the world of two wheels, especially the sports category, than a customization with Lucky Strike colors?
It is clear that Kevin Schwantz continues to be a mass idol, and many of us, especially those of us who already have gray hair, do not forget that time in which he offered us epic sporting battles, within the Motorcycle World Championship, against pilots of the caliber of Wayne Rainey, Eddie Lawson or Mick Doohan himself.
The friends of TTS Performance know that and that is why they offer us this SuperBusa Schwantz Edition with which we can emulate the “Little Bird” on a track. Of course, after paying the 50,000 pounds it costs, about 60,000 euros(something more if we want this decoration), a figure that even seems cheap to us considering the level of detail and what this incredible preparation offers.
