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Key Specs of Ninja 300
| Engine | 296 cc |
| Power | 39 PS |
| Torque | 27 Nm |
| Mileage | 32.1 kmpl |
| Brakes | Double Disc |
| Tyre Type | Tubeless |
Kawasaki Ninja 300 Highlights
Kawasaki has been working on an electric version of the Ninja 300. A running chassis of the electric motorcycle was displayed at EICMA as well. Expect
Meanwhile, the Kawasaki Ninja 300 is all set to be updated with a BS6 motor. However, the brand will only launch it some time after the norms come into effect. Expect the BS6 Ninja 300 to be launched in mid-2020 with a price tag of around Rs 3.2 lakh. For reference, the current Ninja 300 is priced at Rs 2.98 lakh (ex-showroom India). Apart from emission compliance, the bike is expected to remain unchanged in terms of underpinnings. However, expect the output figures to drop slightly in favour of cleaner emissions. To give you a better perspective, the bike at present makes 39PS and 27Nm. It will go up against the TVS Apache RR 310, KTM RC 390, Yamaha YZF-R3 and Benelli 302R in the Indian market.
Ninja 300 Price
| Ninja 300 ABS296 cc | Rs.2,98,000 | Get Loan starting @ 6% |
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Kawasaki Ninja 300 Mileage and Performance
| City Mileage | 32.1 kmpl |
| Highway Mileage | 31.10 kmpl |
| Overall Mileage | 30 kmpl |
| Max Speed | 144.14 kmph |
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Kawasaki Bike Showrooms in Delhi
D-56 Ground Floor 100 ft. Road Opposite to High Note Performance Chhattarpur Enclave, Delhi 110074
B-80 Naraina industrial area phase-ll, block -B West Delhi naraina, Delhi 110028
price in India
| City | Ex-Showroom Price |
|---|---|
| Hyderabad | Rs. 2.98 Lakh |
| Bangalore | Rs. 2.98 Lakh |
| Chennai | Rs. 2.98 Lakh |
| Kolkata | Rs. 2.98 Lakh |
| Pune | Rs. 2.98 Lakh |
| Delhi | Rs. 2.98 Lakh |
| Mumbai | Rs. 2.98 Lakh |
Expert Review
Kawasaki Ninja 300 is an entry-level sports bike with twin-cylinder, improved style, ergonomics, quality and comfort. The brand has made significant efforts in order to eliminate the pitfalls and make the ride more comfortable for the rider. The bike’s refreshed look, with new livery accentuates the overall appeal.
The bike now looks meaner than ever before. It sports a removable long rear grab rail that extends from the pillion foot peg to the tail. The high-quality material has been used in the making and refinements have been done at the trivial ends, which is clearly evident. Performance-wise, it is a refiner high revving unit with redline starting at 13,000rpm- can be regarded as the beast on open highways and a delightful machine in the city. It gets a massive 17-litre fuel tank, which offers incredible touring range. One of the major improvements it comes with is the clutch, now has Assist and Slipper function. It is a lot smoother and responds well to the quick gear shifting. Some concerning points that need to be mentioned include brakes and tyres. The tyres aren’t that grippy while the braking is on a slower side. Hard braking can leave you in ruins as the job is not quite done by the discs on offer. Overall, it is a fine road machine for the ones new to biking. It possesses touring and track capabilities- great to start off with and to have in your first sports bike.
Design and Features
Design-wise it is a typical Ninja- aggressive front with a multi-reflector headlamp, minimalistic tail, eye-catchy alloys, ventilated fairing, floating windscreen design, big muscled 17-litre fuel tank, clip-on handlebars, upswept exhaust, split seats and the new livery. The handlebar and rear view mirrors are pushed forward while the footpegs get a new placement, which collectively accounts for a comfortable riding stance- neither over committed to the track nor to the touring. It gets a low seat height of 785mm which is ideal for short-height riders to manage it across the turf. An optional, removable rear grab rail is also on offer that extends all the way to tail from the pillion foot pegs. Heat management on the bike is masterly handled by smartly-designed air-intakes, fin design and holes in the fairing. The green pinstripe on the alloys looks great while the built-in turn indicators at the front are worth admiring. The instrument console gets the analogue-digital display for necessary readouts.
Dimensionally, it measures 2015mm long, 715mm wide and 170mm high. The ground clearance sits at 140mm and the wheelbase at 1405mm.
Braking and Handling
Built on the tubular diamond frame, the Ninja 300 rides on the 37mm conventional telescopic front fork with 120mm travel suspension and Bottom-Link gas-charged rear shock absorbers with adjustable spring preload and 132mm travel suspension. The braking duties on the bike are taken care of by the single petal 290mm disc at front and 220mm disc brake at the back. ABS remains absent. The 17-inch alloys are wrapped in IRC tyres of section 110/70R17 and 150/60R17 at front and rear respectively. The suspension is on the stiffer side but capable of soaking the road imperfections. On the flip side, the braking setup is weak and doesn’t have the bite to grant confidence to the rider around corners.
Safety and Features
The Ninja 300 gets a 290mm front disc and a 220mm rear disc with dual-channel ABS as standard.
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