Motorcycle
Ninja
To much of the world, the ancient Japanese word “ninja” means something akin to “superhuman.” The 1984 GPz900R was the first model to feature the “Ninja” moniker, and its performance lived up to its name. It shocked the world and ensured the Ninja’s popularity from that point on. Present-day models like the Ninja H2 and Ninja H2R, powered by supercharged engines designed completely in-house using Kawasaki’s gas turbine and aircraft engine knowhow; and the Ninja ZX-10R/10RR, on which Kawasaki has taken the Superbike World Championship title three times in a row in a dominant display of ability, are the latest in a long line of legendary machines. To this day, the iconic Ninja name signifies nothing less than “the ultimate motorcycle.” To ensure that this remains true, Kawasaki continues its efforts to deliver exciting models that will capture the hearts of passionate fans around the world.
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Z
Z, the definition of “ultimate.” The Z1 (900 Super Four), which made its appearance in 1972, was designed to be the best performing motorcycle in the world. It was powered by an air-cooled DOHC In-Line 4-cylinder engine and equipped with other cutting-edge technology, making it one of the most technologically advanced sport motorcycles of its time. In the 40 years since then, Z Series machines have always sought to be the pinnacle of their generation, and today Z Supernaked models with condensed and dynamic forms are firmly established in the market. The Z900RS, which debuted in 2017, evokes the fun-to-ride character of the original Z1. Carefully crafted with modern technology, it is a retro sport model without equal on the market today.
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W
When the W1 was introduced in 1966, it was the largest-displacement Japanese model on the market, and played a major part in establishing the image of Kawasaki as a manufacturer of large-displacement motorcycles. Just over 30 years later in 1998, the W made its return in the form of the W650. The sport classic model resembled the W1 in shape and style, and featured a traditional air-cooled Vertical Twin engine. It was well received, its popularity giving birth to the W400 and W800. Today, models like the W175, W250 and W800 are still being developed, primarily for the Southeast Asian market. It is an appealing machine that lends a sense of pride of ownership, with high-quality detailed touches like its many solid-looking metal parts, and a unique engine pulse that is matched to a satisfying exhaust note, resulting in a fun-to-ride machine.
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VERSYS
The Versys series models are versatile sport motorcycles designed to offer an exhilarating, fun ride across a wide range of riding situations. At the head of the lineup, the Versys 1000 offers plentiful power, long-travel suspension, an upright riding position and a substantially-sized windscreen – a combination that promises a comfortable, enjoyable ride. The Versys 650’s nimble handling and a Parallel Twin engine with ample low-mid range torque make it a fun machine to ride, while the light weight and friendly power delivery of the Versys-X 300/250 and Versys-X 300/250 Tourer make them easy to handle even on unpaved roads. With a range of engine sizes to meet any need, the “any road, any time” performance of the Versys machines opens up a world of riding possibilities.
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VULCAN
Kawasaki’s long-selling authentic Vulcan cruiser series has been consistently popular since the Vulcan 700 was released in the North American market in 1985. Models in the top-grade Vulcan 1700 series stir the soul with the V-Twin throb of their large-displacement engines and impress with their road presence and voluptuous style. Advanced technology features like K-ACT ABS, Electronic Cruise Control, and a high-grade audio system complete with iPod controller further enhance the rich cruising experience these models offer. Meanwhile the newest Vulcan family model, the Vulcan S, offers a light, sporty ride ideally suited to urban riding environments.
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KX
In the more than 40 years since their introduction in 1973, KX motocross machines have remained true to their “Built to Win” philosophy. Designed for expert riders, they have helped Kawasaki racers take titles in the AMA Supercross Championship an unparalleled 32 times, including four consecutive titles from 2011 to 2014 for the KX450F, and numerous victories in motocross and desert racing around the world. The KX Series offers an excellent selection of models, both for those aiming for the top step of the podium every weekend and those simply enjoying motocross as a hobby, including an even more competitive KX250F care of a recently updated chassis, as well as smaller-displacement two-stroke models like the KX85, KX85-II and KX100.
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KLX and D-TRACKER
Kawasaki’s KLX dual-purpose and enduro models offer an easily accessible off-road experience to both beginners and veterans alike. 4-stroke single-cylinder engines produces strong low-end grunt, complemented by sharp response that pulls smoothly all the way to the high-rpm range. The KLX250/150 are equipped with a genuine off-road suspension, like an inverted front fork and Uni-Trak rear suspension, which delivers stable handling from city streets all to way to unpaved trails. The motard-style D-Tracker models, optimized for on-road riding with front and rear suspension settings suited to the asphalt, broaden the choices available to riders.
