Only a few hours left to register your interest for the new Z H2
Early registrations will also be entered into a ‘competition of a lifetime’
KAWASAKI is currently inviting interested parties to sign up for further information regarding the new Kawaski Z H2 super naked. Those that do sign up are also in with a chance of winning a ‘competition of a lifetime’.
To celebrate the Supercharged Kawasaki Z H2, we will be hosting ‘The Ultimate Z Test Ride’
Sign up to register your interest in the all-new Z H2 and be one of the first to find out about this competition of a lifetime when we release more info - https://t.co/7hxkY5AFa1 pic.twitter.com/1Dn7dO8RAs— Kawasaki UK (@Kawasaki_News) October 13, 2019
To enter you’ll have to sign up for a Club Kawasaki account, something most fans of Team Green will already have!
What do we know about the Kawasaki Z H2 so far?
The new flagship of the Kawasaki naked bike class is shaping up to be a very special motorcycle indeed. Taking the awesome H2 supercharged powerplant and chassis, removing all the fairings is going to create one of the most exhilarating experiences on two wheels.
Hardware-wise, the teaser shots unearthed last week confirmed the machine would wear Showa Big Piston Forks at the front. With the current H2 using Brembo calipers up front it’d be easy to assume the Z H2 was running the same setup but we don’t think that’s the case. Brembo calipers are normally only paired with a similar spec set of master cylinders, but on the spy shots of the Z H2, we can see Nissin levers, only time will tell what the final spec will actually be though.
The move would make sense if the rumours are to be believed that the Z H2 will be a detuned and slightly less banzai machine than the full-fat 2019 H2 superbike.
Whatever the final spec – we don’t have long to wait, the launch date is tomorrow so stay tuned!!!
To register your interest, head to: www.kawasakipreview.co.uk
Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
