Showing posts with label kawasaki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kawasaki. Show all posts

Thursday, May 16, 2013

New Kawasaki Ninja 250 SE ABS Review and Spec

Attendance Kawasaki Ninja 250 New  SE + ABS brings refreshing new generation of premium grade genuine motor sport. New Ninja 250 SE + ABS is superior to the volume of a solid body and a more muscular design features great engine, dual headlights are aggressive, minimalist tail shape, and technologi ABS makes the presence of Kawasaki Ninja New 250 + ABS giving answers to them who crave a true motor sport tech qualified.


Following Specification Kawasaki Ninja 250 New  SE + ABS :

Engine :Type : 4-Step / No, Cooling Water, Fruit Two Parallel
Maximum Power : 23.5 kW {32 PS} / 11.000 RPM
Maximum Torque : 21.0 nM KGF-M {2.1} / 10.000 RPM
Cylinder volume : 249 cm3
Fuel System : Fuel Injection System (o28 mm x 2) with Dual Throttle Valve
Ignition system : Digital
 


Frame :
Suspension Front : 37 mm telescopic fork
Rear Suspension : Uni-Trak system with gas-Shock models and 5-level adjustment
Brakes Front : Single 290 mm diameter disc with dual-piston calipers With ABS
Rear brakes : Single disc diameter of 220 mm with dual-piston calipers With ABS
Tires Fron t: 110/70-17 M / C (54s)
Rear tire : 140/70-17 M / C (66S)
Length x Width x Height : 2.010 x 715 x 1.110 mm
Axis Wheels distance : 1,400 mm
Distance to Land : 785 mm
Weight : 174 kg (ABS model)
Fuel capacity : 17 liters
 


Drivetrain :
Total Transmission: 6-speed, return shift
 

Friday, May 10, 2013

3 Monster From Kawasaki

The Kawasaki fans were needed as a morsel of bread. At the Intermot 2 Kawasaki models are presented in your classes finally again have what it takes to be THE standard.
  • Kawasaki ZX636R , Kawasaki ZX6RR
  • Kawasaki Z1000
Patient Kawa fans have waited a long time! Finally again a sharp green double-R.

Kawasaki ZX636R

The New ZX636R and ZX6RR

The new ZX6RR and ZX636R itself but also with the Kawa has finally placed back where they belong. Aggressive Renneisen for racing or for the rapid exit angle to work. The 636er will obviously remain in the 636 ccm, the ZX6RR comes with 600cc. Thus is sincere attacks in the 600cc class only the account balance in the way.

Kawasaki ZX6RR

To the details you can see that it says Kawasaki apparently very serious about the new 6. Here are the main new features:

  • Engine with electronic injection
  • The engine has been completely overhauled. Cylinder, cylinder head and crank were designed for higher speeds
  • An absolute treats the radial-mounted brake calipers which bite into the two 280 discs.
  • New transmission with close 3,4,5 and 6 Transition.
  • Frame and swingarm have become lighter and more rigid.
  • Spring elements with very wide adjustment.
  • The onboard computer will be equipped in addition to the "standard features" with an adjustable shift light and a lap timer.
Fine ZX6RR features:
  • short-stroke 600cc engine (67x42, 5mm)
  • lighter pistons
  • Slipper clutch
  • The swingarm pivot can be adjusted. This allows you to adapt the chassis to the respective track.

The NEW Z 1000

The 1000 is based on the new Z ZX9R. The engine displacement was enlarged for better torque to 954ccm. In addition, the 1000 Z is fed by an electronic injection system. The new Z 1000 is definitely a spectacular bike. In positive or negative sense - depending on taste. But the Z 1000 is certainly not a 08/15 bike.

I ask for a lot of feedback! What color do you like most? Would you buy the Z 1000? Z 1000, the B-King study hold a candle?

Kawasaki Z1000

When I look at the pictures, I can see Im looking forward to the Z 1000 test in the spring. I hope the ice cream shops are already open when I fetch the motorcycle test. But I can not even decide what color I should prefer. For a wheelie on the main square, the orange is certainly best. At full stretch at an angle factory needs the bitter black Z 1000th If the black PS monster shows up in the rearview mirror, the opponent in the corner work will surely be "a little" nervous. For long-time fans kava is already clear that the new Z 1000 may only be green.

The photos are by the way not by any design studies. - No - The Z 1000 is actually available as Street Fighter in the delivery and in the league Cagiva Raptor and Co. Street Fighter fans obviously have a problem. The wheels are already polished and the wheel rim is painted. Please what are you doing now on snowy winter evenings ....

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

LSL W 800SC LSL Brings A Dream Bike Based On The Kawasaki W800

Hard leg Scrambler without questions. Few targeted changes result in LSL always to the right result.
There is probably no motorcycle genre, which brings so much coolness and male bravado expressed how the Scrambler. These are the Scrambler strictly speaking not a pure-bred bike type, but as the name suggests is a mixture of road and off-road vehicle. A will build on the initial determination of the motorcycle and its construction method no consideration and modification or replacement of tires, exhausts and fenders produced a kind off-road capability. Today, however, only a madman would a beauty like the W 800SC torment of LSL over hill and dale.


Specifications:

LSL triple clamps with 39mm Series fork legs; brakes front with 300mm Galfer Wave disc series calipers and stainless steel brake hose; Scrambler headlight; DAYTONA speedometer instrument; winkers; LSL Scrambler aluminum handlebar (width 790mm), adjustable brake and clutch lever, Billet LSL rearset with pull back and up; Grippy Six Days bench; short GRP fenders front and rear. Spoked wheels with aluminum rims and black gross Pirelli Rally tires; YSS shocks with adjustable damping and height adjustment, aluminum sprocket, 2in2 exhaust system, stainless steel blasted aluminum engine protection

Paint: Candy Red with painted knee-shells.
Engine: 773 cc parallel-twin (77x83mm)
Suspension: Double-cradle
Geometry: 63.5 ° Rake
Wheel sizes: aluminum rims 2.50x19 front, 3.00x17 rear
Tire sizes: 110/80-19 front, 130/90-17 rear
Wheelbase: 1465 mm
Seat Height: 780 mm
Weight: 202 kg
Construction and design by LSL motorcycle technology, Krefeld