Kawasaki

The Kawasaki Versys 650 is a hit among motorcyclists who want a decent middleweight ADV-tourer motorcycle that doesn’t burn a hole in the pocket. It is commendable how the Japanese bikemaker has utilized the 650cc platform to spawn different motorcycles catering to the demands of different riders. While almost all the other motorcycles in their portfolio have already received the BS6 update, the Versys 650 was due for the BS6 treatment and now, Kawasaki India has launched the BS6 compliant Read More...

Kawasaki, in order to grab a piece of the entry-level adventure pie, launched the Versys-X300 in India but it failed to garner the sales figures the Japanese bikemaker intended. The prime reason behind the not-so-successful run of the baby Versys in our country was attributed to its pricing. It might not have been that big a hit in India but another iteration of the baby Versys known as Versys-X 250 is quite popular in other markets. The 2020 Kawasaki Versys-X Read More...

Kawasaki has launched the 2021 iteration of the Ninja 400 in Thailand. While it might not have garnered a huge response in our country, it is a considerable proposition in other countries. For the MY2021, the supersport twin-cylinder machine has been updated cosmetically as it has received four spanking new colour options. While retaining the previously available colour options as well, the count of colour schemes available for the Ninja 400 has gone up to 15! More details The newly Read More...

Middleweight 600cc motorcycles are equally popular as their litre-class counterparts. Less heft to drag around, manageable power and sharp riding dynamics helped this segment earn some loyal motorcyclists. In India, however, the 600cc revolution never took place because of some restrictions. In 2019, Kawasaki launched the ZX-6R and gave us an idea that we were missing on. Since then, it has managed to become a part of the garage of several track aficionados. After officially launching the Ninja ZX-25R in Read More...

The wait has been long and hard for the Kawasaki ZX-25R. Ever since it was first unveiled at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show in October last year, it has managed to stay in the news and for all the right reasons! Kawasaki Indonesia has been teasing us by uploading a plethora of videos, making us drool at the end of every video. A track-focused quarter-litre four-cylinder Japanese motorcycle? Who wouldn’t be excited? The motorcycle finally got launched today as Kawasaki Read More...

Motorcyclists from around the world have been waiting for this moment from so long. Kawasaki, after teasing us with what felt like a never-ending foreplay, has finally launched the Ninja ZX-25R in Indonesia. They have also unveiled the official performance figures of this motorcycle and let us tell you one thing, the figures don’t disappoint. At all. The official prices are out too and the standard variant is priced at INR 5 Lakh while the ABS variant is priced at Read More...

The Kawasaki ZX-25R has been the talk of the town ever since it was first unveiled. A quarter-litre four-cylinder sportsbike that revs up t0 17,000 rpm and has all the bells and whistles to be an ultimate track tool? Who wouldn’t be excited about it? Kawasaki though, all this while has kept mum about its performance figures. The power and torque output figures are out in the open now. Kawasaki hasn’t officially revealed but it was accidentally leaked by Slovenian Read More...

I guess we should put it out in public that we aren’t getting over the Kawasaki ZX-25R anytime soon. Though we know that it’s highly unlikely that we will get to swing our leg on this quarter-litre missile but still, the performance it packs and the screaming inline-4 growl is keeping us up at nights. Just when we thought that we were getting over it, Kawasaki Indonesia released another video of the ZX-25R Custom going around the Sentul circuit. It Read More...

India Kawasaki Motors Pvt. Ltd. (IKM) has announced the price of India’s first locally manufactured fully-faired BS-6 compliant Ninja 650. The new 2021 Ninja 650 will be available in two colours in its BS6 avatar- “Lime Green/Ebony” and “Pearl Flat Stardust White / Metallic Flat Spark Black”. The prices have been fixed at Rs 6,24,000(ex-showroom, India). Kawasaki claims that the new Ninja 650 is one of the most well-balanced motorcycles the manufacturer has ever produced with the new powerful 649 Read More...