Kawasaki Experience Tour confirmed for 2026
Kawasaki has confirmed it is bringing a plethora of 2026 models to dealers around the UK as part of a new-look Experience Tour.
The Kawasaki Experience Tour is set to feature a new look in 2026, as well as a seriously strong line-up of new models.
Hype surrounding new motorcycles is always high at this time of year, as manufacturers begin to roll out their new metal. And Kawasaki’s build-up to the riding season is no different, with four new models grabbing our attention in particular.
They are the ZX-10R, which gains a radical new aero package for 2026, the Z900RS, Z1100 and KLE500, all of which will be coming to dealers around the UK as part of the 2026 Kawasaki Experience Tour. The KLE500 returns to Kawasaki’s line-up after a lengthy spell on the sidelines, and it does so with a UK price of 5,999.
Dealers throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have been included in the 2026 tour, which will allow riders to try out the new machinery from Team Green.
Other models confirmed for the tour include the Z650 S, Ninja H2 SX SE Tourer, Ninja ZX-4RR, the Vulcan S, and many more.
Depending on what machine you ride, you will need to have held an A2 or full A license for at least a year.
Ross Burridge, Head of Marketing & Racing Department at Kawasaki Motors UK, said this about the 2026 Kawasaki Experience Tour:
“Although it might not feel like it currently, the spring riding season is just around the corner, and we’re really excited to be launching a revised and renamed Kawasaki Experience Tour for 2026. Visiting dealers the length and breadth of the UK means we’re never going to be too far from Kawasaki fans, making this the perfect opportunity for them to come and join us to experience the entire range.”
Some dates and locations have already been confirmed by Kawasaki UK, with the first of those set to take place on 28 March, at Phillip McCallen Motorcycles, in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. You can find out more about when the tour is coming to a dealer near you on the official Kawasaki website.
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