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Kawasaki GTR1400 recall

MCN News Desk, 23 January 2009 10:43

Kawasaki is recalling GTR1400 tourers for work on the area around the rear brake pedal. Owners of machines that require the modification are being contacted and asked to contact their local franchised Kawasaki dealer in order to arrange the fitting of a new part. The reason for the recall is that, on some units of GTR1400 under certain riding conditions, ...

BikeSafe get Kawasaki ZX-10R

Liam Marsden, 13 October 2008 11:05

Alf's Motorcycles of Worthing, West Sussex has donated a new Kawasaki ZX-10R to Sussex BikeSafe. 2008 Kawasaki ZX-10Rs for sale The ZX-10R will be taken to public events across the county to raise awareness of possible hazards and smooth riding. Mick Godfrey, Director of Alf’s Motorcycles, said: “We are very pleased to be able to offer our support to such ...

Kawasaki announce ‘Ninja Choice’ scheme

Michael Carroll, 03 June 2008 11:45

Kawasaki is set to unveil a trio of special offers designed to entice customers towards its Ninja range of motorcycles (the ZX-10R and ZX-6R). 'Ninja Choice' is scheduled to launch tomorrow (June 4), offering three options, finance, insurance, or track days. The finance deal offers 0% interest over three years, and no deposit is required. Alternatively, customers can pick a ...

Kawasaki announce ‘Urban Heroes’ finance scheme

Michael Carroll, 02 June 2008 11:57

Kawasaki is preparing to launch a new 0% finance deal to boost sales of its naked motorcycle range. The ‘Urban Heroes’ offer is due to launch tomorrow (June 3, 2008), offering two and-a-half years interest free credit on Kawasaki’s '>ER-6n, ER-6f, and Z750 with a deposit of £99. For more information, visit your local Kawasaki dealer.

Kawasaki prepares to update websites

Michael Carroll, 14 April 2008 14:48

Japanese manufacturer Kawasaki is set to re-launch its European websites to make them easier to use. An updated user-interface is set to debut on April 18 in 17 countries throughout Europe. Kawasaki promises the new sites would offer a more intuitive navigation of online services, which includes company information, details of the motorcycle range, and a dealer-search facility.

Kawasaki ZX-10R now covered by finance deal

Michael Carroll, 28 March 2008 09:33

Kawasaki is hoping to keep sales of its models healthy by adding its ZX-10R to a list of motorcycles offered with 0% finance. The superbike is the latest Kawasaki available through the finance scheme, with the ZX-6R, Z1000, Z750, and ER-6f already on offer. Kawasaki’s finance partner Black Horse has provided the scheme, which offers 0% finance over a 30-month ...

Fastest ever YouTube rider

Steve Farrell, 07 January 2008 12:09

Police are hunting a rider who appears to hit 189mph on UK roads in a YouTube clip. The speed is thought to be the fastest ever recorded on UK roads and posted on a film sharing site. It’s the latest in a series of clips that have prompted police to launch a clampdown in which riders’ homes have been searched ...

MCN Daily: Your daily video motorcycle news for 03/01/08

Angus Farquhar, Daniel Thornton, 03 January 2008 18:49

In episode 20 of MCN Daily we check out some of the amazing bikes up for sale in January including some really special customs and the British Superbike Ducatis and watch as Robbie Maddison jumps to a world record of 98 metres. Subscribe to this podcast with RSS Subscribe with iTunes Check out the video below to catch up with ...

Brit breaks 250 production motorcycle record

Chris Newbigging, 14 August 2007 12:13

British Kawasaki KR-1S owner Mark Jordan defeated the 250cc production record yesterday (Monday August 13, 2007) on the Bonneville Salt Flats in America. The 250cc production record requires the motorcycles to appear standard – but some internal work is allowed on the engines. Exhausts must be standard. Mark Jordan’s Kawasaki KR-1S received basic tuning work to optimise flow in the ...

Kawasaki replaces MCN reader’s cracked ER-6 frame

MCN News Desk, 09 August 2007 16:23

Kawasaki is to replace the cracked frame of an MCN reader’s ER-6f as a goodwill gesture but has not acknowledged a fault with the model. The firm has attributed failures on the ER-6n naked version to vibration caused by aftermarket crash protectors. MCN reader James Mear has been told a similar failure on his 2006 ER-6f faired version – which ...