AN Indonesian blog has turned up an allegedly leaked drawing of Kawasaki's forthcoming naked bike based on the latest Ninja 300.In fact, the picture from TMCblog.com purports to show the 250cc version – expected to be offered in countries where

KAWASAKI'S first 2013 machines have broken cover in the form of the firm's latest crossers.Starting with the KX450F, the big news there is the introduction of pneumatic forks – reviving a technology that was all the rage in the 1980s and getting rid

KAWASAKI have announced five 'Special Edition' models for the UK market, due to be shown for the first time at Motorcycle Live.While we can't get all that excited about the Performance Edition ZZR-1400 and ZX-6R (both with a pipe and larger screen

. Yamaha's R6 hasn't been touched since 2008. Only Suzuki has recently updated its 600cc challenger, with a new GSX-R600 in 2011. The truth is that the existing ZX-6R is still younger than most of its key rivals.While Kawasaki's motorcycle arm is smaller

KAWASAKI has announced prices for its 2013 models and might raise some eyebrows with the £9999 tag on the ABS-equipped version of the new ZX-6R.OK, so prices have been heading that way for a while, and an ABS-fitted version of Honda's about

ACCORDING to Japanese bike magazine AutoBy this is the 2013 European-spec Z1000 Special Edition.Although there's not much detail, it looks like the bike is unchanged other than the paintwork, which is reminiscent of some earlier Z1000s with its red

KAWASAKI has revealed the 2013-spec version of its age-old ZRX1200 – a bike that disappeared from the UK market five years ago but still attracts a strong Japanese following.The 2013 machine will look pretty familiar to anyone who owned one

KAWASAKI'S ZX-10R has undergone an update for 2013 with the main obvious change being a new white colour for the US market, however, Kawasaki haven't just cracked open a paint tin.The original model is fitted with an Öhlins steering damper and

SUZUKI'S new Inazuma is set to arrive in dealers in the second half of September carrying a £3499 on-the-road price tag.Coming in £500 cheaper than Honda's CBR250R and £1100 below Kawasaki's Ninja 250R the Inazuma looks fairly tempting. It's not a

and the latest KYB air forks. Honda was just pipped by Kawasaki in the race to be first to launch a production crosser with the new design front suspension, which ditches traditional steel springs in favour of pressurised air. As well as saving nearly a kilo