Hayabusa Race Frame

Besides being lightweight and balanced the Hayabusa design focused on 4 main drivers.

Configurability – Can support different racer preferences as well the latest trend in components.

Maintainability – Not just at home, but also at the race pits and fields, the frame should be easy to swap out parts or work on.

Durability – Race frames needs to be light, but they shouldn’t sacrifice durability for it. The Hayabusa needs to withstand punishing practices and provide confidence during races.

Longevity – Keep a longer product cycle with periodic design refreshes. Holes and mount patterns will remain constant so all parts will be backward compatible.

The end result is a podium getter that can hold up to hard lap after lap, race after race, season after season…

Specs:

• Length: 222mm motor to motor
• Configuration: 49° Slight Stretch-X
• Weight: 75 grams
• Carbon: 3K Carbon weave top and bottom layer with unidirectional inner layers.
• Hardware:
  • 12.9 Grade steel bolts
  • Oversized 6061 Aluminum standoff
  • 7075 Aluminum Ring bolt set

Features:

Cam Plates	– Support both Nano-size or Micro-size Camera plates
Top Plate	– Slot for TPU Fins. – 20×20 M2 screen holes for VTX mounting underside – Zip-tie mounts for no TPU Antenna mounting
Bottom Plate	– Single or double lipo strap with separated slots to avoid overlapping.
Center Spine	– A brace between all four arms to stiffen and spread impacts across the frame.
Arms	– Common arm design can be used in the front, back, left or right – Reduce weak sections by using inlays instead of hole cuts to save weight.
Aluminum Ring Bolt	– A larger bolt requires less carbon overall and provides a more secure bracing of the plates. – The bolts also act as an impact absorber for the arms, helping to spread the impact to the other plates
VTX/RX holder	– Can be used with 20×20 or 30.5×30.5 to keep smaller boards off the flight controller.