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Kawasaki W175

Price Rs. 1,49,000

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The Kawasaki W175 is the entry level least-capacity road legal Kawasaki motorcycle available in India. The W175 comes with single cylinder, air cooled 177cc engine mated to a 5-speed gearbox. The bike is available in two variants and the only difference between the two variants is the color option. The premium variant comes in candy red paint whereas the basic...

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Kawasaki Ninja 300 ABS (2019)

Price Rs. 2,98,000

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The made in India Kawasaki Ninja 300 is the cheapest twin cylinder entry level sportbike of the country. It is the 2019 model of the Ninja 300 that comes equipped with 'Assist with Slipper Clutch' and Anti Lock Braking System (ABS) as standard fitment. MRF tyres and Endurance brakes are featured on the new Ninja 300 as cost cutting measures....

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Kawasaki Ninja ZX 10R (2018)

Price Rs. 12,80,000

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Kawasaki has launched the all new 2018 Ninja ZX-10R and ZX-10RR here in India at an absolutely throat cut pricing. The reason behind the aggressive pricing of these litre class monsters is that, the supersport siblings are now assembled in India at the Chakan plant, which comes from Japan in a semi knocked down form. The Ninja ZX-10R and ZX-10RR...

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Kawasaki Ninja H2

Price Rs. 33,30,000

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The much touted Hyperbike producing 200 Ps of power, equipped with supercharger made by Kawasaki taking advantage from their age old experience of Turbine making. The bike has radical design element, giving it a streamlined aerodynamic body. It is the road legal version of its insane track-only model- H2R.

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Kawasaki Ninja 400

Price Rs. 4,69,000

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Kawasaki had introduced the bigger version of Ninja 300 at the Tokyo Motor Show. The latest offering from the Japanese automaker comes with new 400cc parallel twin cylinder engine. The design element of the new entrant is highly inspired by the design cues of the mighty Kawasaki H2 and H2R. There are loads of bells and whistles come featured with...

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Kawasaki Z900 RS

Price Rs. 15,30,000

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A few small things can make the world of a difference, this saying is true for Kawasaki’s new neo-retro Motorcycle the Z900 RS. The Motorcycle is the spawn of the ongoing neo-retro wave which is sweeping the whole planet, leaving consumers hungry for products that look old but perform just like any other modern machine. So, is the Z900 RS,...

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Kawasaki Vulcan S

Price Rs. 5,44,000

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The Vulcan S is the first cruiser motorcycle from the house of Kawasaki. The urban cruising machine shares its underpinnings from Ninja 650, though both bikes are entirely different from each other. The Kawasaki Vulcan S has a signature teardrop fuel tank along with new chassis that allows the display of twin cylinder engine. The elongated front forks give the...

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Kawasaki Versys-X 300

Price Rs. 4,69,000

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Kawasaki has launched the least capacity adventure tourer in our country. The Versys-X 300 is based on the edited chassis of ongoing Z300. The bike shares underpinnings of its roadster sibling and continues with fuel injected 296cc parallel twin cylinder engine. The Versys-X is targeted towards adventure junkies of the country, the bike is featured 130mm long travel front telescopic...

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Kawasaki Ninja 1000 (2017)

Price Rs. 9,98,000

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New 2017 Kawasaki Ninja 1000 comes loaded with features like latest 'Bosch IMU', Kawasaki Corner Management Function (KCMF), Traction Control, ABS and Slipper Assist Clutch. The new Ninja also comes with brand new front fascia along with integrated blinkers and twin LED headlamps. Assembled in Kawasaki's Indian facility at Chakan as SKD unit the new Ninja costs substantially low at...

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Kawasaki Z1000R

Price Rs. 15,49,000

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Kawasaki Z1000R is the premium version of the Z1000, the "R" edition has got all of the 2017 updates in it. Apart from the standard updates the Z1000R comes equipped with rear Ohlins suspension. The front suspension is also been tweaked to pair with the rear Ohlins unit. The Brakes setup is also borrowed from the flagship H2R hence the...

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Kawasaki Bikes Reviews

2019 Yamaha YZF-R3 Vs Kawasaki Ninja 400- Comparo

Oct 27, 2018

While the KTM dominates sales chart in India, the Ninja 400 has been gaining praise all around the world and is being regarded as the new most standard supersport to buy under 500 cc. In today's comparison, we are going to pit the Yamaha R3 against the new Ninja 400 to see which one of them deserves to be the new king of this segment.

Kawasaki Z250 And The Problems It Is Facing In India

Aug 13, 2018

In this day and age, every rider in our country is trying to climb up the big engine ladder. The massive sales of Royal Enfield Classic 350 and bookings of Apache RR 310 are a clear indication of the same. Still, there is a company, which despite having a strong line up in our country, is unable to perform up to the mark. We are talking about Kawasaki-

2018 Kawasaki Ninja 400 Pros And Cons

Jul 29, 2018

Kawasaki’s latest full faired entry in the middleweight category, the Ninja 400, in many ways, is a great bike. It was launched 8 months ago with a promise of forever changing the middleweight segment. As we all know that it wasn’t able to crack open space for itself in the heart of Indians. Why did it happen that such a neatly designed bike got such a poor reception in India? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of the motorcycle to understand why.

Kawasaki Z650 Vs Benelli TNT 600i- Comparo

Jul 27, 2018

Middleweight is that section in Motorcycling which offers enough usable performance along with great value for money. In India, the middle section is particularly devoid of anything interesting. We either have the entry level 300 cc or the high level 1000 cc bikes which make 200 HP, most of which we don’t ever use. In between these two lies the sweet spot of 50 to 90 HP, which is more than enough for 95% of people like me out there. Luckily there is an oasis in the desert which has two very capable 600 cc motorcycles parked beside it. The Kawasaki Z650 and Benelli 600i, let's compare them.

How Kawasaki Ninja 300 ABS will change the Indian Motorcycling scene

Jul 21, 2018

In a surprising turn of events, Kawasaki has delivered a massive blow to almost every other motorcycle manufacturer in India. The company’s most affordable Ninja series bike the 2019 Ninja 300 is re-launched in India with a price cut of Rs 62,000 from its last original price. It has effectively shifted the motorcycle game over its head. When KTM came to India, big single cylinder bikes were made popular. Now with Kawasaki giving the “Greenlight” towards the multi-cylinder platform, the possibilities are endless. Let's take a look at a few of them.

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