Kawasaki Z250

250cc motorcycles, in the Indian context, are for those who have a liking for powerful motorcycles, but for whatever reasons, often have to settle for less. This is a tricky segment as the bikes here can be powerful but at the same time not as powerful as you would want them to be. But its a good plane for amateurs to learn the nuances of motorcycle riding. This is again another segment which is popular amongst the youth. So we Read More...

Along with the new 2017 Z1000 and the Z1000 R Edition, India Kawasaki Motors also announced the price of the 2017 Z250 motorcycle. The quarter-litre naked roadster will receive mechanical upgrades to comply with the new BS-IV emission norms, along with new colour options. Moreover, despite the emission norm compliance, the Z250 will not compromise on performance. So the 249cc, liquid-cooled parallel twin motor will continue to deliver 32hp of power at 11,000 rpm and 21Nm of torque at 10,000 rotations. The Read More...

Kawasaki India recently launched their 2017 range of motorcycles including the new Ninja 300, Ninja 650, Z650 and the Z900. The model models replaced the current generation Ninja 300, Ninja 650, ER-6n and the Z800 respectively. The current generation Kawasaki Z250 Now, the Japanese bike maker plans to add two more products to this 2017 line-up. The company from the Land of The Rising Sun has announced that they would launch the 2017 Z1000 and the 2017 Z250 in India on Read More...

  Online shopping was introduced with the view of simplifying lives and adding the convenience of shopping from the comfort of your house. Little did we know that online shopping would go to this extent. Popular e-commerce website Flipkart has been selling vehicles by companies such as Maruti, KTM and Bajaj but this has now taken a completely new level with a seller apparently selling high capacity bikes by Kawasaki such as the Z1000, ZX-14R and even the H2! Flipkart has Read More...

As the sun set over the outskirts of Pune, I took one last go at the Kawasaki Z250, the 250R’s street-friendly cousin.  I promised myself that it would be the last one for the day.  As I winced from the blood gushing back, I cursed the seat and asked myself why I am letting my already sore bottom endure one last dab of torture.  You see, the Z250 isn’t exactly a very fast motorcycle. It isn’t the most comfortable either. Read More...

The Kawasaki Z250 will receive an extended safety net as the Japanese two-wheeler major plans to equip the 2015 model of this quater-litre motorcycle with anti-lock braking system (ABS) and slipper clutch as standard accessories. This will be the first entry-level model for the Indian market from Kawasaki that will don an ABS system. Although the Ninja 300 already comes with a slipper clutch, surprisingly, the motorcycle, along with Ninja 650 and the ER-6n, does not get ABS, even as an option for Read More...

Kawasaki will extend its Indian motorcycle portfolio with the introduction of the Z250 and ER-6n at an event in Wakdewadi, Pune. The Kawasaki Z250 would be the new entry level motorcycle from the manufacturer for the Indian market. The Z250 is a toned down version of Z800. It can also be called the naked version of the Kawasaki Ninja 250R as it is powered by the same 249cc, four-stroke, liquid-cooled and parallel twin-cylinder engine that puts out 32PS of power Read More...

Kawasaki extended its product portfolio in the Indian motorcycle market with the introduction of ZX-10R, ZX-14R, Ninja 1000, Z1000 and Z800. However, all these models are quite expensive and out of reach of many. But now, the Japanese two-wheeler major is all set to further add to its Indian product portfolio with the introduction of ER-6n and Z250. Kawasaki has confirmed that the launch date for these two products is scheduled on October 16. The Kawasaki Z250 would be the Read More...

Motorcycling in India has evolved from commuting oriented compulsion to a passion driven hobby. The options have increased as more and more manufacturers are making a beeline for the lucrative two-wheeler market of the country.  While we are still some miles away from the liter class sportsbikes becoming ubiquitous on our roads, people are finally willing to shell out a bit more money for more equipment and performance. Rs 2 lakh or thereabouts is the point where a majority of enthusiasts in Read More...