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25 years of the Ninja
By Ben Cope on 22/07/2009 11:57:00
From the GPZ900R to the current ZX-10R and everything in-between. Kawasaki hit the nail on the head with the Ninja range and they're celebrating in style.
The Ninja brand is officially a quarter of a century old in 2009, and Kawasaki Motors UK is set to recognise the important anniversary in style.Alongside events planned at Kawasaki dealers across the UK, the celebration will focus on a week long
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Should I change the exhaust on my Kawasaki Ninja 250?
By Catherine Barrett on 25/05/2010 15:44:41
It's decision time for me and my Ninja
I have had my Ninja for over a month now and have been thinking about getting a new exhaust fitted as it’s supposed to give improved throttle response and “driveability”.Has anyone changed the exhaust on their Ninja 250 and has it made any real
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My Ninja 250 won't start. Help! Fixed!
By Catherine Barrett on 07/05/2010 09:12:44
My little Ninja doesn't want to play...
I have had my Ninja for just over a month and it has always started with no problems. Last week I rode it on Saturday and then didn’t use it till Tuesday morning when it won’t start.It did spend Sunday in the rain when previously it was always
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2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250R first ride review
By Michaela Irwin on 28/04/2010 14:31:07
Kawasaki’s baby Ninja has already sold out in the UK and offers serious style for first-timers and commuters who want to look the part. We sent a total beginner to the world launch in Barcelona
given section of road. And in oh-so many ways, Kawasaki’s new Ninja 250R delivers just that. This small green thing made me wish I was 19 years-old, made me want to take a step back and learn to ride all over again. Except this time on a bike that could
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Kawasaki's mini-Ninja
By Visordown News on 19/09/2011 11:25:49
It's the 150RR...
– it actually looks pretty good. The frame might be an unpretentious tubular steel item, and the engine's a pretty simple single, but with mini-Ninja styling to compete with Yamaha's R15 and Honda's CBR150R it's on a par with its rivals.The difference
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How Ninjas took over the world. From GPZ900 to ZX-10R
By Roland Brown on 10/05/2010 16:58:26
The original GPZ900R of 1984 sired a long and illustrious family of Ninjas that are a huge part of motorcycling today. From the mental ZX-10R to the blistering ZZ-R1400, none of them would have existed without the GPZ900 25 years ago
the 80bhp and almost 50kg in the young gun’s favour — is this: in its day, the GPZ900R wasn’t merely one of the world’s top superbikes. It was the best. By a country mile. In a world of air-cooled, twin-shock monoliths, the original Ninja was a revelation
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Milan Show: 250 Ninja race bike
By Visordown News on 03/11/2010 14:23:53
How about this for a fun trackday hack?
We found this beautiful 250 Ninja race bike tucked away on the Elf lubricants stand. According to the placard it was raced to second place in the Italian 250 Ninja one-make series.What is it about a bike? When you remove all the road gear and add
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Spy shots of the Kawasaki Ninja 250, ZX-2R?
By Visordown News on 14/09/2007 14:14:11
US market gets baby Ninja, could it be heading to Europe?
The new 250 ... sharp looksFamily values ... 250 clearly from the ZX gene poolNinja 250R ... dated but just £1500 newTHESE amateur shots appear to be of an all-new Kawasaki Ninja 250, which, if imported to Europe, could be called the ZX-2R
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Ninja 250R series to run in 2012
By Visordown News on 13/09/2011 10:16:26
One-make series has proven a hit around the world
THE British Motorcycle Racing Club will run a new Kawasaki powered National Junior Cup for the 2012 season.The class will use the Kawasaki Ninja 250R twin-cylinder 4-stroke and the new series will feature a full race package obtainable through
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Starter Motors: Kawasaki Ninja 250R, BMW F650GS & Ducati Monster 696
By Colin Goodwin & Michael Irwin on 06/09/2010 10:00:44
Passed your test? Here are three solutions for joining the motorcycle community and gaining riding confidence
.Yamaha led the way with their wicked looking new YZF-R125, the teen-friendly novice tool with the looks of a lion and the heart of a cuckoo clock. It sold in big numbers immediately. Kawasaki upped the ante with their funky little Ninja 250R, and BMW quickly
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