Kawasaki

The Ninja 650 and Ninja 1000 are both models from Kawasaki’s popular Ninja lineup. The Ninja 1000 is a ‘sport tourer that offers sportbike-esque performance yet is comfortable for long-distance rides. The Ninja 650 is a versatile middleweight motorcycle that can handle everyday commuting and the occasional canyon-carving run. Both bikes are excellent options, but

Kawasaki makes some of the best sportbikes on the market. One of its popular nameplates is the Ninja, which has spawned a series of entry-level bikes: The Ninja 250, Ninja 300, and Ninja 400. Many people, especially beginner riders, love these bikes because they are cheap and easier to ride than the bigger sportbikes. However,

The Kawasaki W800 is one of the most sought-after cafe racers on the moto-market. Cafe Racers, or modern classics,  have grown in popularity in recent years. With their vintage aesthetics and straightforward riding manners, they are attractive options for urban dwellers. If modern classic motorcycles are your thing, the Kawasaki W800 is an excellent choice.

The Kawasaki GTR 1400 is one of the most solid sport-touring options on the market. It blends mind-blowing performance and rider comfort and is at home on either the highway or track. But like every other motorcycle, owners of the GTR 1400 have encountered a few issues over the years, and we’ve analyzed their findings

Kawasaki is one of the most prevalent motorcycle manufacturing companies in the world. Kawasakis are engineered with both performance and reliability in mind. Spanning across all types of bikes, from sports bikes to cruisers, this top manufacturer has stood the test of time in terms of reliability. All those who’ve owned a Kawasaki will tell

Tour-ready sportbikes are a growing trend, and they’re not going anywhere anytime soon. Concours 14 have responsive power output from the bike and a comfortable ride for carving windy canyons and stunting city-streets. All this from a Kawasaki model that’s been around for quite some time. There’s no shortage of options to choose from when

Ever had that feeling that the world is your oyster? That you can go anywhere and everywhere you want? Well, that’s the feeling the Kawasaki Teryx gives you. A feeling of ultimate freedom and adventure. This rugged, rough terrain vehicle will swallow any sticky situation you put it in for outdoor enthusiasts. Dubbed the Teryx

Ask any outdoor enthusiasts about having fun, and the answer will likely involve riding an ATV. These 4×4 quads are built to withstand even the rockiest of terrains. This is no exception for the Kawasaki Brute Force 750, which is surprisingly quite fast for a quad of its size. The Brute Force 750 might be an

Kawasaki has delivered with the Versys a blissful line of “versatile” bikes ranging from 300cc-1000cc, depending on the year model. Riders around the world celebrate its power delivery and smooth cornering. Its name is a portmanteau of Versatile System, as it combines styles from Adventurer bikes, sport-tourers, and cruisers; this bike is built for a

The Kawasaki Z900RS is a street-ripping modern-classic. With rock-solid reliability and a 948cc inline-four engine, it puts power literally at your fingertips. The Z900RS features everything you need for those twisty roads and racetrack days, but it is not entirely bulletproof. This is a great bike, but it did hit a few speed-bumps on its

The Kawasaki Versys is a mid-weight motorcycle with a unique design that pulls influence from dual-sport bikes, cruisers, adventure tourers,  and sportbikes. With a 649 cc, parallel-twin engine, the Versys 650 is both a manageable tourer for new riders and is speedy enough for trained riders. With such a well-built machine, you’d be hard-pressed to

Don’t let the 649 cc engine fool you. The Vulcan S model from Kawasaki packs a considerable punch. With a history dating back to the ’80s, the Kawasaki Vulcan models have undergone performance upgrades that make them a big player in the cruiser market. Other than the Vulcan S, Kawasaki has great models in the