Kawasaki Motorcycles

Kawasaki is the "Performance" brand of the Japanese Big Four, world-famous for its lime-green racing machines and the record-breaking Ninja series.

15 models • 2005–2023

About Kawasaki

Kawasaki Heavy Industries entered the motorcycle world in the 1960s with a focus on speed and power. They cemented their reputation in 1972 with the Z1, a bike that redefined the superbike category. Known for their "Let the Good Times Roll" philosophy, Kawasaki has consistently pushed the boundaries of forced induction and high-RPM performance, leading to the creation of the world’s only production supercharged hypersport bike, the Ninja H2.

Technically, Kawasaki is defined by its robust engine architecture and advanced electronics. The Ninja range spans from entry-level 400s to the world-champion ZX-10RR, while the "Z" series dominates the naked street category. Their engineering highlights include the Ram-Air intake system and the Ergo-Fit system, which allows for rider customization of footpegs and levers. This database provides exhaustive technical data for Kawasaki models, including horsepower ratings, torque curves, and the weight specs of the legendary Mach III triples to the modern Versys tourers. For those seeking the ultimate in Japanese engineering, Kawasaki’s specs reveal a brand that lives for the limit.