Kawasaki Bikes News

The flagship litre-class superbike receives a major makeover.

The motorcycle looks pretty much production-ready

The retro motorcycle will be available in the country from February 1, 2021

You can also pick up any one of Kawasaki’s entry-level off-road bikes with massive discounts

The retro motorcycle is rumoured to be launched in India next year. We analyse whether it’ll be a feasible product for Kawasaki

Okay, okay, it hasn’t been done by Kawasaki but it’s still pretty gorgeous

You’re probably thinking, ah yes, definitely Chinese! And you may be right.

Updates for 2021 include two new colour options

The BS6-compliant sports tourer comes in a new shade of green as well

Meaner and greener in an era of stricter emission norms, here’s how the Z900 BS6 stacks up next to its predecessor

Could this bike be launched in India in the future?

It still undercuts majority of its middleweight rivals

Kawasaki recently launched the W800 Street BS6 in India

Pretty much everything except for the engine, chassis, swingarm and brakes has been scrapped for a minimalistic look

Sadly, no colour TFT screen and smartphone connectivity for the Vulcan

How well does the Sugomi design language transfer onto the 250cc inline-four?

These three bikes from Kawasaki share the same engine platform and are priced less than Rs 1 lakh apart. But which one should you buy? Read on to find out

Gets a cleaner-running motor but misses out on the Ninja 650’s Bluetooth connectivity

It’s priced at Rs 5,94,000 ex-showroom, Rs 25,000 more than the BS4 model

Two of the most sought after bikes in the 250cc space explained in detailed images

The Versys 250 is the entry-level ADV offering in many international markets

Makes less power than the Ninja 400!

Two sportbikes from the same family catering to different market segments. Here’s a closer look at the differences in detailed images

If it were to come to India, which colour would you pick?