Kawasaki Bikes News

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?

The 2021 model year features a new KRT colour scheme, but it’s not as green as before

A 250cc inline-four motor that puts out 51PS! What more could you possibly want?

It is the only 250cc sportsbike to feature an inline four-cylinder motor

The quarter-litre 4-cylinder track tamer is set to be launched in Indonesia first

The bike’s official price has allegedly been leaked by a dealer in Indonesia

It is set to be launched in the Indonesian and Japanese markets

We think it’s about time Kawasaki explores the depths of the entry-level performance segment. It already has the perfect tool for that in the Ninja 250SL

The power and torque figures were leaked from Akrapovic’s website

However, it is unlikely that the model will ever come to India

Customers can book the BS6 Ninja 650 for a token amount of Rs 49,000

Despite the COVID-19 lockdown, we saw a host of two-wheeler launches this month

We had brought exclusive prices of the litre-class sports tourer just a couple of days ago

The bike’s displacement and performance figures remain unchanged

Other than the updated engine, the Z650 features Kawasaki naked’s Sugomi styling philosophy

The BS6-compliant 2020 iteration costs Rs 10,000 more