2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 Review - Total Motorcycle

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 Review

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 on www.Totalmotorcycle.com

BUILT BEYOND BELIEF…

Experience unforgettable supercharged street performance and World Superbike racing inspired next-level electronics with the Kawasaki Ninja H2™ motorcycle. The world’s only supercharged production hypersport streetbike features numerous innovations and industry-firsts from across Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. (KHI), complemented by only the highest quality components. The result is an awe-inspiring work of mechanical art, Built Beyond Belief.

Designed to offer riding excitement at a level never before experienced, the unprecedented Ninja H2 combines the joy derived from sport riding and the kind of intense acceleration that made the 1971 H2 (750SS Mach IV) a worldwide sensation. Tapping into the technological know-how possessed by the KHI Group, it has elevated motorcycle technology to a new level.

Kawasaki set out to create a factory-built motorcycle, where Kawasaki engineers were able to pursue unadulterated performance without the limitations of street or racing homologation. The first four-stroke, supercharged motorcycle from a major manufacturer, the Ninja H2 produces once unheard of power for a factory-built motorcycle. It’s truly Built Beyond Belief.

In order to create a version that was not only street legal, but also street capable, the Kawasaki Ninja H2 sportbike was born, using engineering shared from the Ninja H2R. The Ninja H2 was developed using the technology from the Ninja H2R model, but worked within the street-legal and street-capable parameters, creating a motorcycle that’s also Built Beyond Belief.

This incredible duo shares many of the technologically advanced components, including the 998cc inline four-cylinder engine, proprietary supercharger, trellis frame, compact superbike dimensions, aerodynamic bodywork, single-sided swingarm, powerful Brembo® brakes and much more. For the 2017 model year, Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. (KMC) will be offering another order period for customers who are anxious to own one of these exclusive machines.

Adding to the amazing pair of motorcycle is the new 2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 Carbon, a special, limited edition model that features a beautiful carbon-fiber front body work and special insignia.

A machine apart, the new Kawasaki Ninja H2 is the embodiment of Kawasaki’s passion for performance, for the search for technical excellence and desire to achieve road riding perfection. Equipped with a Supercharger designed and constructed entirely in-house, the Ninja H2 will delight connoisseurs with a visual feast of craftsmanship details plus a new standard of road bike acceleration.

Supplied in the UK with Akrapovic exhaust as standard.

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 www.Totalmotorcycle.com Key Features

Highlights of the 2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2, Ninja H2 Carbon and Ninja H2 sportbikes:•NEW Bosch compact Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) allows for additional feedback and layer of precision for management control•NEW Multi-mode traction control•Launch control, engine braking control, ABS and a quick shifter•NEW Instrument features include bank angle display and max bank angle recording function•NEW Kawasaki Intelligent Anti-lock Brake System (KIBS) corner braking control, with feedback from IMU, increases cornering capabilities•NEW Contactless-type quick shifter that now allows for quicker shifts for seamless acceleration and quick and easy deceleration (downshifting capability new for 2017)•NEW Öhlins® TTX fully adjustable, concentric twin tube design rear shock•NEW Remote preload adjuster simplifies adjustment without tools for rider preference•NEW Updated rear shock linkage ratios contribute to firmer, more stable feeling•330mm front discs with four-piston Brembo monobloc calipers•NEW Aerodynamic Brembo brake and clutch levers are shorter with rounded edges•NEW High-quality emblem adds racy and edgy look to the upper cowl•998cc four-cylinder engine fitted with a special designed Kawasaki supercharger for intense acceleration•Supercharger uses planetary gears, spins at up to 130,000 rpm and develops up to 20.5 psi boost pressure•MotoGP™-style dog-ring transmission allows fast shifting and works with standard quick shifter•Bodywork developed with Kawasaki Aerospace Company to generate downforce•Iconic Kawasaki River Mark used to indicate combined Kawasaki Group technology•Trellis frame used for first time on a Kawasaki motorcycle to provide strength, controlled flex and air circulation•Single-sided swingarm used for first time by Kawasaki and mounted to the engine•Assist & Slipper clutch function gives lighter clutch operation and overcomes wheel hop on downshifts

Ninja H2 is fully street-legal, Ninja H2R is designed for closed-circuit use on the racetrack. The 2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 and Ninja H2R sportbikes receives a new Ohlins TTX shock, a quick shifter that allows for quick auto-blip down shifts and the Bosch 5-axis IMU. Thanks to the Kawasaki proprietary software that works with the IMU, the Kawasaki Ninja H2 and Ninja H2R feature a six axis of measurement creating the most advanced electronics package. The stylish appearance of the standard Ninja H2 is available in Mirror Coated Spark Black.

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 Carbon edition•NEW Highly rigid, lightweight CFRP (carbon-fiber reinforcement polymer) upper cowl•NEW Silver-mirror paint featuring a matte element•NEW Each of the 120 limited edition models are individually numbered and feature a serial number stamped into the supercharger plate (Carbon model)

Kawasaki introduces the 2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 Carbon motorcycle, a limited edition, limited production Ninja H2 model with special features. As one of only 120 units produced worldwide, each Ninja H2 Carbon is individually numbered and features a serial number stamped into the supercharger plate on the right side of the engine.

Further enhancing its classy look and high quality, the Ninja H2 Carbon features a beautifully constructed carbon fiber upper cowl. This front section of the motorcycle is built in highly rigid, lightweight CFRP (carbon-fiber reinforced polymer). The upper cowl instantly distinguishes the Limited Edition from the standard Ninja H2. Creating an image similar to that of the Ninja H2R, the carbon-fiber piece gives the Ninja H2 Carbon enhanced presence. Further distinguishing the Ninja H2 Carbon model is a new variation of Kawasaki’s silver-mirror paint featuring a matte element. The new paint is the same as on the closed-course Ninja H2R model.

With the addition of the new Ninja H2 Carbon, and the new components of the Ninja H2R and Ninja H2, these three supercharged sportbikes remain the most exciting motorcycles available, and their limited availability ensures exclusivity for their owners.

The Ninja H2 Carbon is a beautiful piece of machinery and to set it even further apart from the pack, it features Mirror Coated Matte Spark Black paint, further aiding in the unique design.

Bosch 5-axis IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit):•NEW Bosch 5-axis IMU•NEW Kawasaki proprietary software allows for a sixth axis of measurement•NEW Kawasaki Cornering Management Function•NEW Kawasaki Intelligent anti-lock Brake System (KIBS)

The use of Bosch’s compact IMU is new for 2017 and allows an additional layer of precision to be added to the already high-level components. The system uses minimal hardware but complex Kawasaki proprietary software. IMU enables inertia along 6 DOF (degrees of freedom) to be monitored. Acceleration along longitudinal, transverse and vertical axes, plus toll rate and pitch rate are measured. The sixth axis, Yaw rate, is calculated by the ECU using Kawasaki original proprietary software developed through World Superbike racing experience. Additional feedback from the IMU gives an even clearer real-time picture of chassis orientation, and is uniquely predictive as it combines chassis orientation information with real time monitoring of the rider’s intentions to enable the control systems to maximize forward acceleration, right up to (but not over) the limit.

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 www.Totalmotorcycle.com Features and Benefits

KTRC (KAWASAKI TRACTION CONTROL)•NEW 9 mode KTRC (Kawasaki Traction Control)

The KTRC system used on the Ninja H2 and H2R sportbikes combines the best elements of earlier Kawasaki TRaction Control Systems. Multi-level modes offer riders a greater number of settings to choose from, with each mode providing a different level of intrusion to suit riding conditions and rider preference. And all modes are designed to manage output if wheel slip occurs. The system offers both enhanced sport riding performance and the peace of mind to negotiate surfaces with confidence.

Riders can choose from nine modes, each offering a progressively greater level of intrusion (previous years offered 3 rider modes). Riders may also elect to turn the system off.

Modes 1-6 are tailored for circuit riding, while Mode 7-9 settings were optimized for street-like conditions. The KTRC system combines the logic and control of Kawasaki’s earlier traction control systems (S-KTRC, KTRC) in each mode. Primary operation is similar to S-KTRC, which prioritizes maximum forward acceleration. But should excessive rear wheel speed be detected while operating in any mode, engine output is reduced to a level where grip can be regained, facilitating smooth riding.

Highly sophisticated programming allows a degree of slip—a certain amount of slip is required to maximize acceleration. The ideal slip ratio varies according to conditions, so the system looks at a number of parameters to get an accurate real-time picture of what is going on: front and rear wheel speed (slippage) and various engine, machine and rider input parameters are monitored.

Because the sophisticated software bases its dynamic analysis on the chassis’ orientation relative to the track surface (rather than relative to a horizontal plane), it is able to take into account corner camber, gradient, etc., and adapt accordingly. It also automatically adjusts for tire wear, different tire profiles, high-grip tires, and numerous other factors that setting-type systems treat as fixed parameters.

Using complex analysis, the system is able to adjust for unfavorable traction conditions. By acting before slippage exceeds the range for optimum traction, drops in power can be minimized, resulting in ultra-smooth operation.

KLCM (KAWASAKI LAUNCH CONTROL MODE)

Designed to assist the rider by optimizing acceleration from a stop, KLCM electronically controls engine output to prevent wheelspin and control wheel lift when launching. Riders can choose from three modes, each offering a progressively greater level of intrusion. Each mode allows the rider to launch from a stop with the throttle held wide open.

KIBS (KAWASAKI INTELLIGENT ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM)

Kawasaki’s supersport-style ABS is standard equipment on the Ninja H2 and H2R motorcycles. This is based on the same system used on the Ninja® ZX™-10R sportbike, with programming and settings revised to suit the performance parameters of the Ninja H2 and H2R. High-precision brake pressure control enables the system to avoid reduced brake performance due to excessive pressure drops, allows lever feel to be maintained when KIBS is active, and helps ensure ABS pulses feel smooth (not heavy).

KQS (KAWASAKI QUICK SHIFTER)

Ninja H2R and Ninja H2 were the first Kawasaki motorcycles to be fitted with a standard quick shifter. Complementing the engine’s strong power and the dog-ring transmission, a contactless-type quick shifter enables rapid upshifts for seamless acceleration.

ENGINE & TRANSMISSION

A great deal of work was done to ensure the engines in both the Ninja H2R and Ninja H2 cope with the supercharger application. The combustion chamber design, for example, is complemented by durable flat piston crowns. The shape was inspired by the pistons used in the Green® Gas Engine developed by Kawasaki’s Gas Turbine & Machinery Company, contributing to the engine’s anti-knock performance. The Ninja H2R and Ninja H2 were the first motorcycles to include a knock sensor, for increased protection of the engine in extreme conditions. The intake valves are stainless steel, while the exhaust valves are formed from two materials – Inconel and heat-resistant steel – that are friction-welded at the center. This design is able to withstand the high exhaust temperatures produced under hard acceleration.

The supercharger was designed in-house by several companies within Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., thus allowing the opportunity to perfectly match the engine characteristics of the Ninja H2 and H2R. The supercharger’s high efficiency and minimal heat gain meant an intercooler was unnecessary, allowing savings in both weight and space. The supercharger is located centrally, behind the cylinder bank, in the best position to evenly distribute the compressed air to all four cylinders.

The supercharger is driven by a planetary gear train, which runs off the crankshaft. The gear train increases the impeller speed up to 9.2x the crank speed (1.15x step gear with an 8x planetary gear). This means at a maximum engine speed of approximately 14,000 rpm, the impeller shaft is spinning at almost 130,000 rpm.

To facilitate smooth, quick shifting, a dog-ring-type transmission was selected. This is similar to the kind commonly found in MotoGP™ racing vehicles and was developed with the Kawasaki Racing Team (KRT). The dog-rings are lighter than conventional transmission gears, this type of transmission offers significantly lighter shift effort, facilitating quicker acceleration.

A high-quality clutch with assist and slipper function that can be found in the Ninja H2’s transmission. The clutch results in a 40% lighter pull and stronger clamping force during clutch engagement. The previous Brembo parts are used for both the clutch lever’s radial-pump master cylinder and clutch release mechanism, giving superb linearity and smooth actuation. Additionally, the back-torque limiting Slipper function of the clutch contributes to stability by helping to prevent wheel hop during aggressive downshifts.

CHASSIS

A trellis frame for the Ninja H2R and Ninja H2 motorcycles offers an elegant, lightweight solution to meet the performance requirements of the street version Ninja H2 and closed-course Ninja H2R. Able to harness the power of the engine, it has a balance of stiffness and flexibility that contributes to performance while being able to handle external disturbances at high speed. Its open design also helps to dissipate heat generated by the supercharged engine.

The Ninja H2 and Ninja H2R feature the first Kawasaki production single-sided swingarm. Having a single-sided swingarm allows the exhaust pipe to be mounted closer to the bike’s centerline, providing a high bank angle for sporty cornering.

SUSPENSION

The KYB AOS-II (Air-Oil-Separate) 43mm front fork on these innovative motorcycles is designed for low friction, with a smooth initial action followed by strong damping at the end of the stroke.

A fully adjustable Öhlins TTX rear suspension offers superb stability, which contributes to enhanced cornering performance. TTX shock features a patented concept with a unique concentric twin tube design. Also contributing to the shocks minimal friction loss, the 36mm main piston, inner and outer cylinders are all made from lightweight, highly rigid aluminium alloy. The top of the rear shock mounts to the swingarm mounting plate, doing away with the need for frame cross members.

The bottom of the rear shock is mounted via a Uni-Trak® linkage that offers excellent feedback for rear tire grip and has updated ratios for 2017. The linkage, situated below the swingarm, also mounts to the swingarm mounting plate.

BRAKES

Given the high-speed potential of the Ninja H2 and Ninja H2R sportbikes, the brakes were carefully chosen. A front Brembo radial-pump master cylinder and reservoir receive extra examination and adjustment before being shipped to Kawasaki.

A pair of massive 330mm Brembo semi-floating front discs, with a thickness of 5.5mm, deliver excellent braking force. Dual radial-mount Brembo M50 cast monobloc calipers grip the front discs. The rigid, opposed four-piston calipers with 30mm pistons contribute to the braking power of the Ninja H2 and Ninja H2R.

A large 250mm disc generates strong braking force at the rear as well.

ÖHLINS® ELECTRONIC STEERING DAMPER

Unlike a mechanical steering damper – in which the settings, once fixed, must cover all riding conditions and speeds – the damping characteristics are changed electronically, according to vehicle speed and the degree of acceleration or deceleration.

At low speeds, the settings were chosen so that damping does not interfere with the bike’s intrinsic lightweight handling. At high speeds, damping increases to provide enhanced stability. Kawasaki’s electronic steering damper was developed in conjunction with Öhlins, one of the most popular and respected steering damper manufacturers. The electronic steering damper provides just the right amount of damping based on what the bike is doing. Using input from the rear wheel speed sensor (provided via the engine ECU), the electronic steering damper’s ECU determines the vehicle speed as well as the degree the bike is accelerating or decelerating.

STYLING & CRAFTSMANSHIP

Wanting to ensure a bold design worthy of a model that carries both the “Ninja” and “H2” names, the prime styling concept for the Ninja H2R sportbike was an “Intense Force” design.

As a flagship for the Kawasaki brand, it needed to have presence, and styling that reflects its incredible performance. But the design is much more than cosmetic. While its edgy styling certainly looks the part, the Ninja H2R and Ninja H2 also possess a functional beauty: each piece of the bodywork was aerodynamically sculpted to enhance high-speed stability; the cowling design also maximizes cooling performance and heat dissipation, aiding the engine’s incredible output; and the ram air duct is ideally positioned to bring air to the supercharger.

More than any Kawasaki motorcycle to date, the Ninja H2R and Ninja H2 showcase craftsmanship, build quality and superb fit and finish – right down to the revised, high-tech silver-mirror paint specially developed for these models.

BODYWORK

It is no accident that when viewed from the side, the Ninja H2R and Ninja H2 motorcycles do not have the aggressive forward-leaning rake of most modern supersport motorcycles. While supersport bikes use their front-leaning attitude to aid quick steering, at the speeds for which the closed-course Ninja H2R motorcycle was designed, such a posture would create drag, which would hinder top speed potential.

The Ninja H2R front cowl is formed from lightweight carbon fiber and is designed to afford wind protection at ultra-high speed, with its tall screen designed to help create a wind-free pocket for the rider. Compact side cowls and under cowls were designed to assist with engine heat dissipation. The rear cowl has an extremely compact three-piece design. The center portion is taller, creating an aerodynamic form that helps smooth airflow as it passes the rider. Wind is also able to pass between the center and side pieces, further reducing air resistance.

The Ninja H2 motorcycle uses similar bodywork, although it is not made from carbon fiber. Mindful of its street use, it is equipped with a front headlight, mirrors and turn signals. It is also finished in a revised silver-mirror paint giving a high-quality metallic-style appearance.

GENERATING DOWNFORCE

The Ninja H2R motorcycle features a number of aerodynamic devices to help ensure the front wheel has strong contact with the ground and to contribute towards the motorcycle’s high-speed performance. The design of the upper cowl incorporates a chin spoiler. Rather than being a cosmetic flourish, it produces downforce that contributes to high-speed performance. Likewise, the Ninja H2R motorcycle features carbon fiber wings mounted on the upper cowl in place of the mirrors. Additional two-blade wings appear on the side cowls featuring winglets and further add to the downforce generated by the chin spoiler and upper wings.

INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROLS

The advanced, high-tech design of the instrumentation conveys the image of piloting a fighter jet. Handlebar control switches put all mode selection and display options at the rider’s fingertips. The new instrumentation design combines a full digital LCD screen with an analog-style tachometer. The LCD screen uses a black / white reverse display (white characters on a black background), contributing to the high-quality image. In addition to the digital speedometer and gear position indicator, display functions include: odometer, dual trip meters, current mileage, average mileage, fuel consumption, coolant temperature, boost indicator, boost (intake air chamber) temperature, stopwatch (lap timer), clock and the Economical Riding Indicator. New for 2017, bank angle display and max bank angle recording function have been added to the instrument features, thanks to the addition of the Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU).

LIGHTING EQUIPMENT

The Ninja H2 sportbike is equipped with all the lights needed for street-legal operation. And with the exception of the bulb illuminating the license plate, all lighting equipment on the Ninja H2 uses LEDs. The Ninja H2R has no headlight or indicator but does have a rear brake light.

HIGH-PRECISION PRODUCTION

Unlike a regular mass-production model, the high-precision production of the Ninja H2 and Ninja H2R sportbikes requires greater hands-on participation by skilled craftsmen. So each step, from metalworking, treatment, welding and painting to assembly, fine-tuning and inspection is carefully attended to in order to create a product of superior quality. Within the Kawasaki Akashi Factory in Japan, production takes place in an area dedicated exclusively to the Ninja H2R motorcycle.

ACCESSORIES

Kawasaki Genuine Accessories features new items for the 2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2R, Ninja H2 and the Ninja H2 Carbon. For instance, the Kawasaki ERGO-FIT™ clip-on handlebars feature tailored components, check with your local dealer for details. These new handlebars allow riders to comfortably position themselves while putting the Kawasaki power to the ground, reducing rider fatigue on longer journeys, as well as providing assistance in precisely tracing intended lines through corners. The carbon-fiber upper cowl of the Limited Edition model is also available as an accessory piece and may also be retrofit to 2015-2016 Ninja H2 models. Pricing Available 11/10/2016

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 – www.Totalmotorcycle.com USA Specifications/Technical DetailsUS MSRP Price: $28000 USD

PowerEngineLiquid-cooled, 4-stroke inline fourDisplacement998ccBore x Stroke76.0 x 55.0mmCompression ratio8.5:1Fuel SystemDFI® w/50mm throttle bodies (4) with dual injectionIgnitionDigitalTransmission6-speed, return, dog-ringFinal DriveSealed chainElectronic Rider AidsKawasaki Corner Management Function (KCMF), Kawasaki Traction Control (KTRC), Kawasaki Launch Control Mode (KLCM), Kawasaki Intelligent anti-lock Brake System (KIBS), Kawasaki Engine Brake Control, Kawasaki Quick Shifter (KQS) (upshift & downshift), Öhlins Electronic Steering DamperPerformanceFront Suspension / Wheel Travel43mm inverted fork with rebound and compression damping, spring preload adjustability and top-out springs/4.7 inRear Suspension / Wheel TravelNew Uni-Trak, Öhlins TTX36 gas charged shock with piggyback reservoir, compression and rebound damping and spring preload adjustability, and top-out spring/5.3 inFront Tire120/70 ZR17 M/C (58W)Rear Tire200/55 ZR17 M/C (78W)Front BrakesDual radial-mount, opposed 4-piston calipers, dual semi-floating 330mm discs, KIBS ABSRear BrakesOpposed 2-piston calipers, single 250mm disc, KIBS ABSDetailsFrame TypeTrellis, high-tensile steel, with swingarm mounting plateRake/Trail24.5°/4.1 inOverall Length82.1 inOverall Width30.3 inOverall Height44.3 inGround Clearance5.1 inSeat Height32.5 inCurb Weight524.8 lb**Fuel Capacity4.5 galWheelbase57.3 inColor ChoicesMirror Coated Spark BlackWarranty12 Month Limited WarrantyKawasaki Protection Plus™ (optional)

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 – www.Totalmotorcycle.com Canadian Specifications/Technical DetailsCanada MSRP Price: $31000 CAD

ENGINEDisplacement 998ccType 4-stroke, In-Line FourBore and stroke 76.0 x 55.0 mmCooling LiquidCompression ratio 8.5:1Valve system DOHC, 16 valves (4 valves per cylinder)Fuel system 50mm x4 with dual injectionIgnition DigitalLubrication Forced lubrication (wet sump with oil cooler)Intake System Kawasaki SuperchargerBRAKESFront: type Dual semi-floating 330 mm petal discsFront: calipers Dual radial-mount, opposed 4-pistonRear: type Single 250 mm discRear: calipers Opposed 2-pistonDIMENSIONSOverall length 2,085 mmOverall width 770 mmOverall height 1,125 mmWheelbase 1,455 mmGround clearance 130 mmSeat height 825 mmCurb mass** 237 kgFuel capacity 17 litres (3.7 gal.)DRIVETRAINTransmission 6-speed, dog-ringFinal drive ChainPrimary reduction ratio 1.551 (76/49)Gear ratio: 1st 3.188 (51/16)Gear ratio: 2nd 2.526 (48/19)Gear ratio: 3rd 2.045 (45/22)Gear ratio: 4th 1.727 (38/22)Gear ratio: 5th 1.524 (32/21)Gear ratio: 6th 1.348 (31/23)Final reduction ratio 2.444 (44/18)Clutch Wet multi-disc, manualFRAMEType Trellis, high-tensile steel, with Swingarm Mounting PlateWheel travel: front 120 mm (4.7 in.)Tire: front 120/70ZR17M/C (58W)Wheel travel: rear 135 mmTire: rear 200/55ZR17M/C (78W)Caster (rake) 24.5ºTrail 103 mmSteering angle (left/right) 27º/27ºPERFORMANCEMaximum Torque‡ TBASUSPENSIONSuspension, front 43 mm inverted fork with rebound and compression damping, spring preload adjustability and top-out springsSuspension, rear New Uni-Trak, Öhlins TTX36 gas charged shock with piggyback reservoir, compression and rebound damping and spring preload adjustability, and top-out spring

2017 Kawasaki Ninja H2 – www.Totalmotorcycle.com European Specifications/Technical DetailsEurope/UK MSRP Price: £TBA GBP (On The Road inc 20% Vat)

EngineEngine typeLiquid-cooled, 4-stroke In-Line Four with SuperchargerDisplacement998 cm³Bore x stroke76 x 55 mmCompression ratio8.5:1Valve systemDOHC, 16 valvesFuel systemFuel injection: Ø 50 mm x 4 with dual injectionStarting SystemElectricLubricationForced lubrication, wet sump with oil coolerBrakes & SuspensionBrakes, frontDual semi-floating 330 mm Brembo discs. Caliper: Dual radial-mount, Brembo M50 monobloc, opposed 4-pistonBrakes, rearSingle 250 mm disc. Caliper: Brembo, opposed 2-pistonSuspension, front43 mm inverted fork with rebound and compression damping, spring preload adjustability and top-out springsSuspension, rearNew Uni-Trak, Öhlins TTX36 gas-charged shock with piggyback reservoir, compression damping, rebound damping, preload adjustability and top-out springPerformance & TransmissionMaximum power150.8 kW {205 PS} / 11,000 rpmMaximum power with RAM air158.3 kW {215 PS} / 11,000 rpmCO2 emission198g/kmMaximum torque133.5 Nom {13.6 kgfom} / 10,000 rpmTransmission6-speed, dog-ringFinal driveSealed chainPrimary Reduction Ratio1.551 (76/49)Gear Ratios 1st3.188 (51/16)Gear Ratios 2nd2.526 (48/19)Gear Ratios 3rd2.045 (45/22)Gear Ratios 4th1.727 (38/22)Gear Ratios 5th1.524 (32/21)Gear Ratios 6th1.348 (31/23)Final reduction ratio2.444 (44/18)ClutchWet multi-disc, manualFrame & DimensionsFrame typeTrellis, high-tensile steel with Swingarm Mounting PlateTrail103 mmWheel travel front120 mmWheel travel rear135 mmTyre, front120/70ZR17M/C (58W)Tyre, rear200/55ZR17M/C (78W)Steering angle, left / right27o / 27oL x W x H2,085 x 770 x 1,125 mmWheelbase1,455 mmGround clearance130 mmFuel capacity17 litresSeat height825 mmCurb massTbc

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