KAWASAKI have announced that on the 21st April of this year, they will be hosting a 'World of Kawasaki' event at Silverstone. The day is understood to involve the opportunity for Kawasaki owners to take their bike out on the track off-road quad

MULTIPLE TT winner Ian Lougher has joined forces with Kawasaki Motors UK for the 2010, running Kawasaki’s official Superstock entry under the banner of Team Blackhorse Kawasaki.The Welshman will be joined by two further riders, yet to be announced

by Peter Hickman at MSS Colchester Kawasaki.Visordown recently spoke with Michael Rutter, you can read the interview here.

Here is Kawasaki's new dual purpose for 2010. Well, when we say new, we mean minor changes and new colour options.Last year's Versys was available in Metallic Diablo Black, Metallic Moondust Gray and Pearl Wildfire Orange. It looks like Banana

COLOUR schemes for many of Kawasaki's otherwise unchanged 2012 bikes have been appearing somewhat randomly over the last few days with little in the way of official fanfare.While we can't be certain exactly which colours will appear in which

KAWASAKI have retained Tom Sykes for the 2012 World Superbike championship.Sykes' future aboard the Kawasaki ZX-10R was placed in doubt when PBM announced that neither of their services were being renewed for next year. However, discussions

UNDETERRED by the news that PBM had lost their contract with Kawasaki, Tom Sykes still soldiered on to take his debut win in the World Superbike championship and in a statement from his personal management they have confirmed that he

MSS Colchester Kawasaki and Alex Lowes have parted ways in an amicable split.Lowes has increased his exposure in a long way over a short period time after running amongst the factory bikes on an EVO-spec Honda, to his substitution rides with MSS

TAKE A LOOK at the video presentation of the 2010 Kawasaki Z1000.Visordown brought you the first images of the bike yesterday; this clip gives you all the information on the rest of the machine.Pity the narrator sounds like he's got serious

KAWASAKI have added to the multi-function Versys range with the long-rumoured 1000.The Versys 1000 is Kawasaki's attempt to capitalise on the large capacity road-orientated adventure bike, but with the focus on rider comfort instead of offroad