Kawasaki Models

Kawasaki’s ZX1000 designation first appeared in 1986 on the Ninja 1000R, the company’s entry into the liter-class sportbike segment. In Kawasaki’s own parts and owner records, the early ZX1000-A models are tied to the...

Introduced for the 2004 model year, this liter-class supersport arrived as Kawasaki’s new flagship in the inline-four superbike category and quickly became the brand’s primary road and race-oriented literbike. It was ...

This sport-touring nameplate debuted for the 2020 model year as Kawasaki’s refreshed successor to the earlier Ninja 1000, bringing the 1000-series inline-four platform under the then-new Ninja 1000SX badge. It was pos...

This Kawasaki middleweight sportbike nameplate arrived in 1989 as the Ninja ZX-7, part of the company’s push to bring race-bred styling and performance to the street in the 750-class category. Early versions establish...

This Kawasaki 750-class supersport lineage began in the 1983 model year as the GPz 750, part of the company’s early-1980s move toward sharper, more performance-focused street bikes. In Kawasaki’s own parts and service...

This machine is the first-year ZX750F-series sportbike Kawasaki launched as part of its mid-1980s 750 cc four-cylinder line. It arrived for the 1987 model year and was sold in some markets as the GPX750R, with the Nor...

This nameplate was introduced for the 2002 model year as Kawasaki’s big sport-touring flagship, created to carry forward the spirit of the earlier ZZ-R/ZX-11 lineage in a more touring-oriented package. Kawasaki’s own ...