In the world of small-displacement performance, the Kawasaki ZX-4RR is a uniquely compelling motorcycle. Namely because its soundtrack comes from a quartet of tiny cylinders rather than a larger pair ...

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Kawasaki makes a hybrid motorcycle, the Ninja Z7 hybrid. It has a 451-cc upright parallel-twin and a 12-hp, 30-lb-ft electric motor powered by a 1.37-kWh, 48-volt lithium-ion battery. Sticker price is ...

When a motorcycle is responsible for landing your riders no less than 7 WorldSBK titles over the years, it's hard to believe you can do a lot more to better it. Yet that's exactly what Japanese bike ...

Kawasaki H2 750 Review The Kawasaki H2 750 earned a fearsome reputation, yet its reality is more balanced than its nickname suggests. Explore its two-stroke performance, handling, and design, and see ...

There are all sorts of different sizes and shapes available in the Kawasaki lineup. The company has big cruisers, off-roaders, naked street bikes, retro-styled cafe bikes, and a range of Ninja-branded ...

As if a 225-horsepower Polaris and a 240-hp Can-Am UTV weren’t enough, there’s now a boosted Kawasaki side-by-side making 250 flippin’ horses. It’s called the Teryx H2, and it runs a supercharged ...

When Kawasaki dropped the Ninja H2R in 2015, it didn't just join the horsepower wars, it rewrote the rulebook with 300-plus horsepower. This wasn't a warmed-over superbike or a track-day toy with ...

Is it possible to make one sport bike that does everything? When Kawasaki created the Ninja 7 Hybrid that must have been the design brief, because this motorcycle is truly a jack of all trades. Based ...

If you are a motorcycle enthusiast looking for the most affordable, small-capacity Ninja sport bike from Kawasaki's extensive lineup, the two options listed on the Kawasaki USA website are the Ninja ...

You could make the argument that the greatest year in music history was, and remains, 1994. In a decade met by unprecedented change and tides of trends bound by no certain direction, the year saw the ...