Kawasaki is responsible for the creation of some truly impressive motorcycles. Here’s a look at the 5 best the company ever produced, ranked!
5 Kawasaki Ninja 400
In 2018, the Kawasaki Ninja 400 entered the market. The Kawasaki Ninja 400 has a larger displacement, more horses and an even sportier look, but the bike is pretty expensive. The bike used a new spatial steel frame of the cage type, which provides high rigidity with little weight. The appearance of the motorcycle has become more athletic, somehow similar to the Ninja H2. Like any modern motorcycle, the Kawasaki Ninja 400 is equipped with electronic comforts and safety systems. The dashboard is combined with a dial tachometer and a monochrome screen. It is contrasting, readable in the sun. Kawasaki Ninja 400 is a motorcycle that will find its fans, but only with a reduction in price. So let’s wait for it!
4 Kawasaki Ninja ZX – 10 “Tomcat”
After the luck of GPZ900R (the last model of our list), Kawasaki did an experiment with the model and gave birth to the GPZ1000RX’s “inheritor.” The Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10, which was also known as Tomcat. It was also the carrier of the crown of “the fastest bike.” By installing a totally new engine and updating the aerodynamics, ZX-10 hit a record speed that was 165 mph and became the fastest creation in 1988. In spite of its great fortune, the ZX-10 was in production only for a few years. And all this happened as Kawasaki had other plans with one of the most powerful Ninja motorcycles – ZX-11.
3 Kawasaki Ninja ZX – 9R
The next one is Ninja ZX-9R. This one isn’t a record-breaker, as it was created for racing, but not setting records. When it was first seen, it was already clear to everyone that Kawasaki was trying to duplicate the story of the Honda CBR900RR, but ZX-9R was not built for any records. Kawasaki disputed that it was an excellent road-going and comfortable bike because it had a comfortable seat and a vertical riding position. This model was a bike that could execute the best on the track. And it was more for entertainment and for simple riding than for any competitions, and that is the reason why Kawasaki didn’t throw it from the production.
2 Kawasaki Ninja ZX – 6R
Although speed is one of the main factors, fortunately, Kawasaki has more to offer bike lovers than high speed. So, one of Ninja’s most popular and celebrated models is the ZX – 6R racer. It was first on the scene in 1995, and till now it’s the most powerful Kawasaki bike. This model is in a “forever war” with the bikes of Honda, Suzuki, and Yamaha… and it seems like ZX-6R doesn’t have any plans to retire in the future. Ninja ZX – 6R has also kept up with the times by updating. The ZX-6R is a winner in the World Supersport championship in 2015.
1 Kawasaki Ninja GPZ900R
Let’s finish our list with the first bike in the Ninja lineage, which was developed secretly for a few years, it first arrived in 1984. The very first Kawasaki Ninja was good. It was powered by the industry’s inline-four engine, which was able to deliver 115 mph and gave a chance to the Ninja GPZ900R to reach a speed of 150 mph. The GPZ900R was a bike-revolutionist in the branch of speed, but it was also a great commuter. Due to the smart aerodynamics and clever ergonomics, the first Ninja was a storm on the track, but it also was a practical one that is worth having in your garage.
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