Already carving an enviable reputation for themselves as accomplished mid-weight segment leading contenders, the Ninja 650 and Z650 will appear in new colour and graphic treatments in 2018.
Kawasaki has just unveiled its eagerly awaited 2018 model year MX2 class racing machine with a host of changes for the coming season, and it’s the most technically advanced yet.
With the debut of the new 17-plate registration prefix on 1 March 2017, it’s the perfect time to get your hands on a brand-new Kawasaki motorcycle, with 20 models in the current line up there's something for everyone..
All those who register for the 2017 launch event at Colchester Kawasaki will be entered into a prize draw to win a ‘Refined Raw’ Z300. Also up for grabs is a limited-edition print of Jonathan Rea.
Following the launch of the new Z1000SX for 2017, customers who upgrade their current Z1000SX to the latest model will receive a free TomTom Rider 400 Kawasaki Edition package – which has a retail price of over £350.
The Versys-X 300 is the new first rung on the ladder of the Versys Range. With a 300cc parallel twin engine tuned for low and mid-range power, the styling and ride is very much “trail” inspired.
Forty years after Kawasaki attracted international attention with the mid-capacity, high performance naked class Z650, the iconic name returns with an equally impressive machine.
The 2017 Naked range gets a new flagship in the form of the Kawasaki Z1000 R Edition, which has been equipped with braking and suspension components of the highest order.
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