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Kawasaki

Kawasaki is a Japanese motorcycle maker known for bold styling, strong engines, and a sporting attitude that runs through nearly everything it builds. The brand's signature lime green has become shorthand for performance, yet the range also reaches into touring, adventure, cruiser, dual-sport, and approachable commuter territory. Riders drawn to Kawasaki tend to value engine character, crisp response, and machines that feel eager rather than sedate. Beginners can find forgiving, light bikes, while experienced riders can find serious track-ready hardware. Practical uses span daily commuting, weekend canyon rides, long-distance touring, and trail exploring. Understanding how a Kawasaki delivers power, handles, fits your body, and matches your plans will help you choose the right bike for how you actually ride.

144 motorcycles found

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NewestA–ZPowerWeight
Brand and modelCategoryYearsEngine capacityPowerWeightSeat height
Kawasaki KLX230 R SDual-sport2026233 cm³19 hp (14 kW)119 kg875 mm
Kawasaki KX450 XMotocross2026449 cm³56 hp (42 kW)112.6 kg960 mm
Kawasaki KX250XEnduro2026249 cm³—106 kg945 mm
Kawasaki Ninja e-1Sport2024–present—12 hp (9 kW)140 kg785 mm
Kawasaki KX 250XCEnduro2020–present249 cm³48 hp (36 kW)109 kg945 mm
Kawasaki KLX 250 CAMODual-sport2018–present249 cm³21 hp (16 kW)138 kg890 mm
Kawasaki Ninja 400Sport2018–present399 cm³45 hp (33 kW)168 kg785 mm
Kawasaki Ninja 400 KRT EditionSport2018–present399 cm³45 hp (33 kW)166 kg785 mm
Kawasaki Ninja H2 CARBONSport2018–present998 cm³240 hp (179 kW)238 kg826 mm
Kawasaki Ninja H2 SXSport touring2018–present998 cm³200 hp (149 kW)256 kg835 mm
Kawasaki Ninja H2 SX SESport touring2018–present998 cm³207 hp (154 kW)268 kg835 mm
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R KRT REPLICASport2018–present998 cm³200 hp (149 kW)206 kg835 mm
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R SESport2018–present998 cm³190 hp (142 kW)210.1 kg826 mm
Kawasaki VERSYS 1000 SE LT+Sport touring2018–present1043 cm³118 hp (88 kW)257 kg841 mm
Kawasaki Vulcan S ABS CafeCruiser2018–present649 cm³60 hp (45 kW)228 kg706 mm
Kawasaki Z 125 PRO KRT EDITIONMinibike2018–present125 cm³9.5 hp (7.1 kW)102 kg805 mm
Kawasaki Z 125 PRO SEMinibike2018–present125 cm³9.5 hp (7.1 kW)102 kg805 mm
Kawasaki Z 900 ABSNaked2018–present948 cm³125 hp (93 kW)210 kg795 mm
Kawasaki Z 900RSNaked2018–2019948 cm³110 hp (82 kW)215 kg835 mm
Kawasaki Z400 ABSNaked2018–present399 cm³45 hp (34 kW)165 kg785 mm
Kawasaki ZX 10RRSport2018–present998 cm³200 hp (149 kW)206 kg836 mm
Kawasaki Vulcan S ABS SECruiser2018–present—48 hp (36 kW)226 kg706 mm
Kawasaki KLR650 CAMODual-sport2017–present651 cm³42 hp (31 kW)196 kg889 mm
Kawasaki KLX 110LMinibike2017–present112 cm³7.3 hp (5.4 kW)76.2 kg730 mm

How to choose Kawasaki

  • Power delivery: Kawasaki engines are often tuned for lively, energetic response, with a pull that builds eagerly as revs climb. Smaller bikes feel smooth and easy to manage, while sportier ones reward riders who enjoy working the throttle and gears.
  • Handling and weight: Many Kawasaki models favor sharp steering and a planted, stable feel. Sport machines turn in quickly and feel precise, while touring and cruiser versions trade some agility for calm composure at highway speeds.
  • Riding position: Sport models usually put you in a forward-leaning, active posture that suits spirited riding, while naked, adventure, and touring bikes sit more upright. Sit on any bike and check reach, seat height, and knee bend before deciding.
  • Intended use: Match the bike to your routine. Light, friendly models suit new riders and commuters, naked bikes handle mixed city and back-road riding, touring models cover long distances, and dual-sport bikes handle pavement and trails.

At a glance

144 models

Power
Median: 61 hp (45 kW)
Typical range: 39 hp (29 kW)–115 hp (86 kW)
Weight
Median: 210.1 kg
Typical range: 168 kg–236.1 kg
Seat height
Median: 800 mm
Typical range: 777.5 mm–832.5 mm

Medians and the middle half of values, calculated from the latest model-year profiles with available data.

Models to explore

Kawasaki KX 250Kawasaki KX450 XKawasaki Vulcan SKawasaki Z 900RS

Numerical A2 candidates

These profiles meet the 35 kW and 0.2 kW/kg limits. Check market approval and the original unrestricted power before choosing an A2 motorcycle.

FAQ

Is Kawasaki a good brand for beginners?
Yes, provided you choose an entry-level model. Kawasaki builds light, approachable bikes with predictable power and friendly handling, which help new riders build confidence. Avoid jumping straight to a high-performance sport bike.
What kind of rider suits Kawasaki motorcycles?
Riders who enjoy engine character and a sporty feel are the best match. Kawasaki appeals to commuters wanting a lively daily bike, enthusiasts chasing performance, and tourers or adventurers who prefer strong, dependable engines.
Are Kawasaki motorcycles only sport bikes?
No, the brand covers much more than sport bikes. Beyond its famous green racers, Kawasaki makes naked bikes, cruisers, tourers, adventure machines, and dual-sport models, so there are options for many riding styles and experience levels.
How much power is typical?
Median power is 61 hp (45 kW); the middle half of models falls between 39 hp (29 kW) and 115 hp (86 kW).
Which models fit the numerical A2 limits?
Examples include Kawasaki Ninja 400, Kawasaki KLR650, Kawasaki ZZR 400, Kawasaki Z 300 Performance, Kawasaki VERSYS X 300. Their latest profiles meet the numerical limits; market approval and original unrestricted power still need checking.