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10/23/2019

Kawasaki Motors 2020 Kawasaki Z H2 Promotion

Kawasaki Motors

Our reality beating liter motor is helped too much with supercharger innovation from the unparalleled H2.



The immortal Sugomi style oozes Kawasaki DNA, exquisite shading subtleties, full TFT screen, quickshifter and a chrome air admission join custom of the Z with the innovation of the H2. Supercharge your life.

The Z brand has a rich history that stretches back right around 50 years. Presently with the appearance of the Supernaked Z H2 with its supercharged motor, the second part of Z history is going to start.

A refining of the immense innovation controlled by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., the inventive Z H2 is a cruiser deserving of title "extreme." This new leader model will lead the Z Series into what's to come.

11/08/2013

The new 2014 Kawasaki Z1000 Features, and Promotional video



to truly go head-to-head with Europe’s finest over the past couple of years
The new 2014 Kawasaki Z1000 Features, and Promotional video
Kawasaki’s current Z1000 has been one of the only Japanese nakeds to truly go head-to-head with Europe’s finest over the past couple of years. The Z’s awesome all-around performance has had us smitten since the bike won Cycle World Best Standard honors in 2010, the year of its last major redesign. A stomping 1043cc inline-four, radical styling, and sweet-handling chassis was the recipe for success. But Kawasaki has thrown a bunch of upgrades at the bike for 2014 in an effort to keep pace in a highly competitive market segment occupied by KTM’s 1290 Super Duke R, Aprilia’s Tuono V4, Ducati’s Streetfighter and MV Agusta’s Rivale.

It’s obvious that Kawasaki took the already radical styling to a new level. Press materials refer to “Sugomi” styling, a Japanese word that means “Someone, or something inspiring awe, leaving an indelible impression, daunting in stature or ability, and commanding respect.”

Okay, whatever you call it, beyond the styling changes, the engine has been worked over with the same alterations recently unveiled on the Ninja 1000. This means there are new intake cams, revised velocity stacks and more aggressive ECU settings for improved throttle response and more bottom-to-midrange power. Shorter final-drive gearing should provide better acceleration, while a taller sixth gear helps retain highway-cruising manners.