Kawasaki Ninja bikes get new clothes

Kawasaki is well known for its super and sporty bikes not only in India but also all around the globe. Kawasaki has plans to bring upgraded smaller Ninja 250R and ZX-14R in India by next year. Some of Kawasaki variants come with some minor changes and other might come with major major upgrades in their styling, exhaust, paint scheme, chassis and more.

The new 2012  Kawasaki Ninja 250R comes with minor changes in its paint scheme, as available in new colors which makes it look cool and stylish. The Ninja with green color will remain unchanged, but the black color Ninja will adorn golden yellow stripes across the front fairing and under the rider’s seat. While the red color  250R also comes with a grey and white stripe across the fairing and the tank. Kawasaki ZX -10R would also be equipped with some minor changes in its color schemes, along with Ninja.

In addition to this, Kawasaki Ninja 650R will be available in more upgrades and changes. The new Ninja 650R will host an upgraded tubular steel chassis, a banana shaped twin-tube swing arm which makes it look stylish. Along with stylishness Ninja 650R gets a higher performance engine and a new exhaust system which improves its power and performance. The single seat of Ninja 650R will be replaced by a split seat and a new adjustable windscreen will be added with all new front fairing design. The seat height of the bike is reduced to add more comfort while riding and the size of fuel tank would be larger to hold more fuel.

Kawasaki Z series and the ZX-14R also come in 2012 with some updates. The bike comes fitted with a 4mm longer stroke and with a new head assembly, which makes the 1,441cc engine much more powerful than before. The all new ZX will come equipped with a narrower aluminum monocoque chassis. Some changes are also made in the exhaust system of the bike for low noise and emissions, as adorns new exhaust system with tapered and reshaped head pipes with new muffler. The wheels of the bike are 1.3 kg lighter in compare to earlier one, which offers a better handling and driving experience for the rider.