Kawasaki

The new $5,699 Kawasaki KLX230R is the latest fun bike from Team Green. It is powered by an air-cooled fuel-injected 233ccc single, with 14.6kW and 20Nm on tap for a …
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The Ninja 650 will once again be available in full-power and Learner Approved variations in Australia in 2020. Due to hit the market place early next year, the 650 has …
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The all-new model we have been anticipating from Kawasaki has been revealed, the amazing Kawasaki Z H2. The Z brand has a rich history that stretches back almost 50-years. Now …
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We recently put the all-new 2020 model Kawasaki KX250F to the test over a two-week period and came away seriously impressed with the heavily revised model. With launch control, KYB …
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For 2019 Kawasaki have unleashed a heavily updated W800 Cafe version, boasting a revised engine, new styling and ergonomics, lashings of chrome, an 18in front wheel and wider lightweight aluminium …
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With proper old-school retro styling, no cheap plastic bodywork and lovely chrome exhausts the W800 Café looks the business. Of course jumping on this bike I wasn’t expecting some crazy all …
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Kawasaki have announced the new KLX230R, which was designed from the ground up for dirt fun, aiming to offer a light, manoeuvrable and powerful bike, in a purpose-built off-road addition …
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While the adventure-touring segment is receiving plenty of accolades at the moment, as people get adventurous, there’s plenty happening in the sports-touring segment as well, especially when there’s no doubt …
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Kawasaki’s Versys 1000 SE arrives in Australia purely in the up-spec model in 2019, boasting a full electronics package including electronic suspension, making for a premium touring option based on …
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Kawasaki have announced the all-new KLX230, a machine aimed at getting started with trail riding, while still delivering some serious dirt fun, featuring a 233cc air-cooled single-cylinder, 21in front and …
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