Showing posts with label kawasaki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kawasaki. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Fairing Kawasaki Ninja 250

fairing for the ninja 250, closed box is sold separately and there is also a set, the price was her variation, the original from Japan around 8 million, while local only 4 to 5 million.
color and picture can we adjust our desires.





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Saturday, May 25, 2013

Kawasaki Concours 14 Touring Bikes


Kawasaki Concours 14 front side view
Kawasaki Concours 14 Best Body
Kawasaki Concours 14 back side view
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Sunday, May 19, 2013

Kawasaki klx 140

Kawasaki KLX400 When the other brands here noticed a gap in their lineups, they fired up the R&D machine and developed a bike to fill the gap. The seat height is not especially low, but the seat is soft and cushy. Otherwise, the kawasaki KLX is the off-road spiritual brother to a Cadillac: plenty of power, supple suspension and ample comfort.
At a trail pace, the KLX is super-plush, easy to ride and pleasant. Bump up to race pace, though, and the 283-pound KLX is less happy. I could feel the extra weight of the electric starter. This would be a good bike for the average trail rider. Elmer Symons
Whatever off-road bike I have gets used for a race bike for a few, select events. Karel Kramer

source:www.dirtrider.com
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Saturday, May 11, 2013

New 2013 Kawasaki Ninja 1000 Bikes

Kawasaki Ninja 1000 ABS 2013

New 2013 Kawasaki Ninja 1000 abs Bikes;Colors,pictures/wallpapers

Kawasaki Ninja 1000 ABS 2013

2013 Kawasaki Ninja 1000 ABS Green Bike

Kawasaki Ninja 1000 ABS 2013

White 2013 Kawasaki Ninja 1000 ABS White Bike

Kawasaki Ninja 1000 ABS 2013
Blue 2013 Kawasaki Ninja 1000 abs Bike Picture
2013 Kawasaki Ninja 1000
New 2013 Kawasaki Ninja 1000 abs Black Bike
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Friday, May 10, 2013

2013 Kawasaki Ninja ZX 10R Specifications

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R Specifications
  • Engine: Liquid-cooled 998cc Inline-Four, 16-valves
  • Bore and Stroke: 76.0 x 55.0mm
  • Compression Ratio: 13.0:1
  • Fuel Delivery: Fuel-injection
  • Clutch: Wet multi-plate slipper clutch; Cable actuation Transmission: Six-speed
  • Final Drive: Chain 17F/39R
  • Frame: Twin-spar aluminum
  • Front Suspension: 43mm inverted Showa BPF; 3-way adjustable for spring preload, compression and rebound damping; 4.7 in. travel
  • Rear Suspension: Horizontal back-link Showa gas-charged shock; 4-way adjustable for spring preload, high/low-speed compression and rebound damping; 4.9 in. travel
  • Front Brakes: 310mm petal discs with radial-mount Tokico four-piston calipers
  • Rear Brake: 220mm disc with single-piston caliper
  • Tires: 120/70R17, 190/55R17
  • Curb Weight: 439 lbs.
  • Wheelbase: 56.1 in.
  • Seat Height: 32.0 in.
  • Fuel Capacity: 4.5 gallon
  • MSRP: $14,299
  • Colors: Lime Green/Metallic Spark Black; Pearl Flat White/Metallic Spark Black

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Thursday, May 9, 2013

Kawasaki ninja 250R

My dream this year is able to have the Kawasaki ninja 250R, but for me the green bike of this price quite expensive with 4 digits $ 3,499. may be Kawasaki ninja 250R motorcycle able to I have had on some other time, for now Im pretty with Yamaha Mio Sporty. For those of you who want to ride the Ninja but want specs that is cheaper, able to take the Ninja RR 150.
The following are the specifications of the Kawasaki Ninja 250R:

DOHC 249cc Parallel Twin-cylinder Engine
  • Compact parallel-twin design offers good mass centralization for superior handling
  • Tuned to deliver smooth, step-free power with an emphasis on low- and mid-range power for rider-friendly response
  • Pistons feature reinforced heads and strengthening in the pin boss area for increased durability
  • Thick piston (longitudinally) rings help minimize oil consumption
  • Combustion chamber design optimized to maximize combustion efficiency and reduce emissions
  • Ample high-rpm performance will please riders using the full range of the engine
Cylinder head
  • Refined intake and exhaust ports contribute to good off-idle response and smooth power delivery
  • Valve timing and lift were designed for strong low- and mid-range torque
  • Direct valve actuation ensures reliable high-rpm operability
  • Valves with thin heads and stems reduce reciprocating weight
Carburetor
  • Twin Keihin CVK30 carburetors fine-tuned for good power feel and low fuel consumption
Exhaust system
  • 2-into-1 system contributes to the Ninja 250RĂ¢€™s low- and mid-range torque and smooth, step-free power curve
  • Slightly upswept silencer extensively tested to determine chamber size, connecting pipe length and diameter to achieve least noise and most power
  • Meets strict emissions with dual catalyzers; one in the collector pipe and the other in the silencer
  • Using two catalyzers minimizes the power loss
  • Positioning the first catalyzer as close to the exhaust ports maximizes its

specs from kawasaki.com
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

2012 Kawasaki Ninja ZX 14R Owners manual

 2012 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R
Re-released a Kawasaki ZZR1400 New ride or 2012 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R, motorcycles are real astronomic energies. The engine 4 cylinder in connection. 1441 cc engine power, with enlarged stroke up to 4 mm. The combination of piston 84 mm and 65 mm touching makes a efficacious force from low rpm. Torque at upright 2,000 rpm already labour 9.5 kgf.m. Superpower is said to gain 217 hp.

Because the total of quality, this wheel definitely mad, but Kawasaki has seaworthy the artifact with two options to tamed dynamical modes, namely "Overloaded Quality" and "Low Quality" and you virtuous superior to garment your needs.

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R also whole with "Force Limiter". Its purpose is to limit engine thicket that is too reinforced. Engine brake that is too huge can rarify moderate, especially during braking and fast fastness.

and console hit the safety devices are installed is 3 Average KTRC (Kawasaki Friction Contain). The prime and endorse select of style can be victimized to initiate the acceleration process. The third deciding is beingness specifically to living the rear wheels do not error during mark touring slipping. the antilock thicket method (ABS) is open

other than in England, the Ninja ZX-14R 2012 variation has also been introduced in Archipelago and in U.s
Get pdf model ninja ZX here
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Monday, May 6, 2013

2012 Kawasaki KX450F Review

The Kawasaki KX450F is to become the jack of all trades in the world of dirt bike. KX450F were on the podium in Pro Motocross, Supercross, WORCS, GNCC, enduro cross and track events, flat and homogeneous. The KX450Fs success has always revolved around two main features: an enormous power and capacity to perform well enough about it.

Although he won the races, the KX is a great rider ergonomics, too heavy for a while (some would say rude), low-power delivery and less cornering behavior of a net has traditionally been the KX450F winning popularity contests. When we drove across the frozen lakes of the 2011 version and the motocross track cross-country level, we have more or less understood the wheel. When we learned about the changes to the Kawasaki KX450F 2012, we could not wait to try it by pressing the start of the famous Red Bud Track Buchanan, MI.


Kawasaki is proud of the improvements in the 2012 KX450F. We drive through to summarize quickly, but you can read about these changes in detail here.

Kawasaki complained too great in a variety of ways. First, there is a new frame thinner, but the most important of the handlebars can be adjusted to four different configurations, with new triple clamps, while the footrest can be raised or lowered to accommodate personal preferences. If the KX450F still feels a little big, there is a link suspension option that reduces the seat height of 6 mm. The end result is more ergonomic adjustable motocross bike in recent history.


Kawasaki has also worked to improve the reliability by incorporating a thicker first gear, a crankshaft specially designed to improve the balance and the low gas engine, piston rings and thinner to improve the atmosphere. They cut small pieces of the whole weight of the bike, get to the point of installing a fuel lighter. The new electronic fuel injection EFI makes setup easier than ever. The new exhaust system was designed to reduce weight, improve performance and meets the AMA sound. Something entirely new launch system is a control Kawasaki. It is designed to improve grip and handling out of the starting line before the kick return to normal mode, the pilot selects third gear.

Red Bud is a wonderful creation of motocross, the earth well maintained motocross track and a world-class. Obviously you can not do a bike test "real world" in a perfectly groomed national motocross track with factory technicians on his shoulder. We tried to find a variety of driving conditions, in addition to the motocross track, but not yield a "first impression" as a test of the bike properly. Our first impression after having spent so long in 2011 and KX450F 2010, was how the 2012 model felt much smaller and lighter than their predecessors.


One thing that has helped cornering and overall handling of the 2011 KX450F is milder calibrate the fuel injection mapping the lower end of the power range. Tuning the fuel injection KX450Fs earlier was complex, requiring special software and adapters. It is a model 2012, changing three base maps EFI take up to 10 seconds without special tools. Kawasaki has three connectors EFI colored, soft ground, medium, normal, hard ground, and that fire only in the wiring. Terrain map is designed for hard conditions of low voltage, so its really the power of "soft" of the three. Initially embarrassed to admit we were, we wanted a softer, hit the "hard pack / map without Traction , but said later that most of the other editors of the magazine she felt better, even waking up in the map.


Even brand new, with zero time on the clock, changed in 2012 KX450F gently under the power and the clutch worked well. We noticed a considerable difference between the second and the third was a bit too big. Adding a tooth or two rear sprocket would be an improvement. The clutch is light and progressive feel really helps the customs of the KX450F, but how long the last vestiges clear link. Kawasaki has improved in 2012 to change the clutch springs a little stiffer to cure the most talked about problem of wear they had with older models. In two days we drove in 2012, the clutch has never wavered or the need for excessive regulation. The first gear is quite low, even for off-road use, especially considering there is so much torque on tap.


It was a hot 97F on the second day. As we walked slowly and pretend to be Endurocrossers, we cooled the KX450F the splashes through the water, but we do not need. Radiators gurgled a bit slow moving, but never boiled their cooling. There is another improvement over 2010 and 2011 models. Sometimes when the engine was really hot, it would flame out at low revs and take several shots to restart. Its something weve never had a problem with last year and could probably be cured with careful tuning EFI. Besides the three main "plug and play" tables of the new injection system Kawasaki is adjustable via a PC running Windows.

Despite some major changes in the chassis remains vague as momentum KX450F in a row. Its a big heavy bike that likes to be controlled with the accelerator. When mounted aggressive it revolves around the power faster, but it does not eliminate the line inside. In 2012 KX450F Sharp, but you have to work on it and the bike does not wander more than we want.


We tried to improve cornering by adjusting the height of the pallet fork extension and compression settings, SAG, the rear suspension and high-speed compression and support for the positioning of the hand to find the ideal balance of traction, stability and ability to change. In turn, improved, but never good. Despite this, a Kawasaki is a great speed exceptionally stable. KX450F rear brake is excellent, but the front is still on average. We Bled the front brake lever and tried different settings, but never had to get rid of pain "on or off" feeling. Cushions or different than a rotor might help. We would like to try a different front tire as well, which could potentially improve both the performance cornering and braking.

2012 suspension KX450Fs not beat a small effect on the track lumber. It was difficult to get an electric shock preload back off enough to get the 95-100mm compressed with 160 pound rider. The heavier riders do not complain much, but it would be nice if equipped with a Kawasaki 450 forks with adjustable preload a SFF to use, it is 250F. Kawasaki modified the link shaken this year to improve the traction of the rear wheel. Please note the beginning of the establishment was essential, and when we retreated to soak up the pressure to split wheel jumping harder. Without touching the bottom of the resistance has always been excellent, and although the bottom of the suspension the effect is never too difficult.


Keep in mind that we are probably lighter than the average 450 rider, there was our favorite chassis settings in Red Bud:

Kawasaki technicians told us that they forget to worry about using the perfect starting techniques, adding that the system rewards Launch Control novice drivers are not professionals. Thats how it works. Mounted on the door and press the launch control button until it flashes. Select second gear, the pin and release the clutch when the gate drops. The ignition timing is delayed a bit by the launch control system until the rider approaches the third speed, improving traction.

Kawasaki Launch Control system does not work begins in third gear, which is a shame, because testers found it easier and easier to leave port for the third. Kawasaki has a lot of torque and power to a strong third gear starts, as you can see here.

The KX-F is really a fun bike. Please do not find mountains and turn every piece of land from a jump. With a low speed first, the clutch smooth and long wheelbase of the KX450F feel stands up to the top of the hills with knots, but the suspension is too sharp face deviates success and makes it difficult to maintain the line. Moto last year took over roads garbage acceptable pace, but 2012 is more severe. This could be due to the foam of the new headquarters for the 2012 or the suspension of new joints or the new image. In any case, we are not sure why yet. The fuel capacity will be lower in 2012 than in 2011, the narrowest and flat sitting position reduces the gas tank capacity 1.9 to 1.6 liters. The new exhaust system was very quiet at first, but becomes too strong by a score of six hours.


So what do you think? We need more time to lead and learn to live KX450F before you can give a complete answer. 2012 Kawasaki KX450F is a bike that can win races. We consider 2012 better than the 2011 model, because it feels more compact and aggressive. Classic KX450F features are pretty much the same, but the overall level of performance and reliability is increased. We hope to have the opportunity to lead and evaluate the 2012 KX450F in the real world.

Thank you to USA Kawasaki KX450F 2012 to invite the press release, Red Bud to deliver the test facility and amazing Jim Carver to help provide input test.
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Friday, May 3, 2013

2013 Kawasaki Concours 14 ABS


In the new year 2013, Kawasaki released new design for supersport tourer class. This is 2013 Kawasaki concours 14 ABS. This bike holds its own with the best world-class touring rigs yet still negotiates the twists and turns of America’s backroads in finest, Ninja-inspired tradition. The Concours design is combination of technology, comfort and continent conquering performance meets the toughest demands of this selective crowd. Comfortable ergonomics make it well-suited to long days in the saddle, while offering proper body positioning for sport riding. Its overall performance will entice riders to pull out the big maps and plan extraordinary sporting tours through the next county or country. 


The heart of the Concours sport-touring package in 1,352cc four-cylinder, four valves per cylinder , DOHC Engine with Variable Valve Timing (VVT), fuel System used DFI® with four 40mm throttle bodies, Ignition used TCBI with Digital Advance. The engine generates excellent low- and mid-range power, all followed by a top-end rush that would turn most open-class sportbikes green with envy. A big part of its tremendously wide power delivery is due to its variable valve timing (VVT) system, which automatically alters camshaft profiles according to rpm to boost low-end and mid-range power without sacrificing top end.

The Concours 14’s chassis used unique monocoque frame provides massive stiffness along with excellent handling characteristics and a high degree of rider feedback. Cradling the engine from the top, the frame’s compact structure keeps the bike narrow. The Tetra-Lever shaft drive, which routes all that power to the rear wheel, uses a four-link design to offset the lifting and squatting tendencies of lesser shaft drive systems when the throttle is opened and closed, all of which results in true sportbike handling. Plus, the Tetra-Lever system is almost completely maintenance free.

The Concours is packed with technological features that enhance the riding experience. The bike’s K-ACT (Kawasaki Advanced Coactive-braking Technology) braking system offers two modes of linked, anti-lock braking and great overall performance. A high-tech traction control system (KTRC: Kawasaki Traction Control) not only reduces wheelspin on slick surfaces, offering riders more confidence-inspiring feedback, but it can be easily switched off at the rider’s discretion.

2013 Kawasaki Concours 14 ABS released with US MSRP Price: $16,199 USD and some color choices such as Metallic Spark Black, Metallic Nocturne Blue. Kawasaki also give warranty in 36 months.
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