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Kawasaki Ninja H2R, a track oriented version, has created so much hoopla in the global market. And, the upcoming motorcycle of Kawasaki is going to join the legacy of the firm's flagship motorcycle- Ninja H2R. A report comes from the Japanese magazine- Young Machine that are showing that the next generation Ninja ZX-10R will be taking design and body cues from the Supercharged Ninja H2R. In the previous reports, Guim Roda, who manages the Kawasaki's World Superbike team, has stated that the concept of the new motorcycle will be the same with some details and changes. And, here now the rendering of the motorcycle is in the Magazine of Japan.
Kawasaki is planning to revamp its entire range of Ninja series by introducing the concept of its supercharged motorcycle. The 2016 Superbike ZX-10R gets carbon fiber cowl and the twin headlights design that borrows from Ninja H2. The rear section might be smiler to the H2. In terms of changes, the current platform might be improved with the engine, chassis, suspension and electronic package. The new machine will be programmed with modern technology to make it better for a great selling point. Furthermore, the motorcycle is in its final stage of development that will be launched in the mid of 2016.
The rumors are suggested that the upcoming motorcycle, which is based on the regulations of the World Superbike team, will be producing a 200PS of power. Furthermore, Moreover, the Superbike will directly compete with the rivals that include Aprilia RSV4, Yamaha YZF-R1M and Ducati Panigale are also produced 200PS.
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