Kawasaki Exhibits Six New 2005 Motorcycle Models at INTERMOT München 2004

Z750S	ZX-6RR

 Kawasaki’s six new 2005 model motorcycles were well received at INTERMOT München 2004 held in Germany over five days starting on September 15.

 At the exhibit, Kawasaki unveiled the Ninja ZX-6R and Ninja ZX-6RR (designed for No. 1 performance on the circuit) new models of the Supersport series, and the Z750S as a new Sports model.

 The company also unveiled the VN1600 Classic Tourer, a cruiser model based on the VN1600 Classic that further improves the comfort of tandem touring. Kawasaki also exhibited the new KLE500 model dual-purpose motorcycle, which has become increasingly popular in Europe, as well as the KX250 model dedicated to motocross racing.

•Ninja ZX-6R
A middlerange motorcycle in the Ninja Series that is representative of Kawasaki’s Supersport models, the Ninja ZX-6R, has improved driving performance. This has been realized through a full upgrade to engine and chassis including an upgaraded liquid-cooled, DOHC, 4-valve 636cm³ In-Line Four engine that incorporates new oval-shaped sub-throttle valves (first ever in its class) fed by dual injectors, and newly-shaped direct-action brake master cylinders. The motorcycle realizes a compact and dynamic styling that boasts the most aerodynamic performance in its class.

•Z750S
This is a new variation model developed based on the Z750, which enjoys a solid reputation as a stylish, high-performance Kawasaki Sports motorcycle. Equipped with a newly-designed half-cowling, a comfortable new one-piece tandem seat and grab bars increasing passenger stability and security, while the style gives the impression of speed and smoothness. Moreover, the efficient liquid-cooled DOHC 4-valve 748cm³ In-Line Four engine shared with the Z750 achieves powerful torque and excellent response at all rpm.