Ninja H2

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Anyone heard any more about this? 750 turbo is the rumour

http://www.superbike.co.uk/bike-tests/n ... -ninja-h2/
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Well it is a 3 cylinder

http://www.ninja-h2.com/video.html
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I wonder who will be first in the club to own one..
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Turkish wrote:I wonder who will be first in the club to own one..
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Unfortunately that may be me . . I "Invested" in One some time ago :shock: (I was actually hoping that it would be a "naked" style bike :| )
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Now Kawasaki gives you wings too. Perhaps they have a deal with Redbull, who as we know, like extreme "sport" .

Frankly what is the point of such a bike. It is not suitable for the road unless you want to loose your license in 2.9 seconds. But then again , why do high powered sports cars sell so well ?? Maybe it is the 'show off' factor. I wonder how many bikers can afford the price tag just to show off outside the local Curry House. Or perhaps Porsche drivers will pull it on a trailer up and down the M1. Who knows ?

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nice....I hope you can still cock your leg over it ric!! :wink:

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Ah, there doesn't need to be a point with luxury items. Sit back and enjoy the engineering, take it out and scare yourself stupid, show off down the local, who cares? Boundaries are there to be pushed. Kudos to Kawasaki - hope it lives up to the billing.
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gotz wrote:Well it is a 3 cylinder

http://www.ninja-h2.com/video.html
er I think it said it was a supercharged inline 4 :smt102
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I think you will find the bike you are looking at is the Ninja-H2R race track bike,its not a road legal bike.
The road legal Ninja-H2 comes out on the 6th November.

http://www.kawasaki-ninjah2.eu/en-GB/
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BIG H wrote:I think you will find the bike you are looking at is the Ninja-H2R race track bike,its not a road legal bike.
The road legal Ninja-H2 comes out on the 6th November.

http://www.kawasaki-ninjah2.eu/en-GB/

Love their website - what on earth are these? :roll: :lol:

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http://www.kawasaki-ninjah2.eu/en-GB/ke ... eodynamics

Is it something to do with a nipple thing maybe? :shock: :lol: :lol:
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They're making tits of themselves Hal. Well spotted! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Please tell me what is the point of this bike :smt102
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Eric wrote:Please tell me what is the point of this bike :smt102
Old duffers (like we are now :lol: ) more than likely said exactly the same in 1969 8) :lol:
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If only it was a supercharged three cylinder 300bhp naked musclebike in h2 blue .... A zrx on steriods then there might be a reason to buy a new kawasaki ... As it is on the current kawasaki website there is nothing that makes me go i gotta get one of those !! Shame really .....
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VERY happy that EVERY suggestion I made is on the New bike . . . . . shocked at the price though . . . it's put it out of my League :(
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£24,500 for the road bike
£50,000 for the race bike
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El Presidente wrote:VERY happy that EVERY suggestion I made is on the New bike . . . . . shocked at the price though . . . it's put it out of my League :(
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£24,500 for the road bike
£50,000 for the race bike
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Eric wrote:Please tell me what is the point of this bike :smt102

I for one love this bike, it is Kawasaki doing what it does best and building bikes that are different and but clenching, after all isn't that why we all love our triples.

when the first triples were unleashed on the public they were ultra fast and scary for the day , having to be detuned as they progressed. the same goes for the first batch of ZX10's which were loony fast , tyre eating beasts.

And know they have done it again stupid quick and high power and why the heck not, well done Kawasaki for doing what they do best, let the good times roll Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
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Kawasaki have always been known for producing 'ballistic' bikes, so why should they change now :?:

Modern technology has moved into a new era much which is inspired by developments seen and proven on the racetrack. Thumbs Up

I remember buying a ZZR 1100 in 1992 and thinking "shit this thing is insane...100 bhp" :lol:

I doubt that any one of us on this forum truly has the riding ability to fully exploit any of today's 'plastic missiles', but that doesn't mean that we should be resigned to being Luddites.

Remember how the original H1 was viewed bay in the day, or the arrival of the H2 :?: :shock:
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Brake hard, downshift, drop it in, drag a knee and gas it out.......
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