Kawasaki

Yes, we are waving the flag for what could be argued as the less pure of the ZXR/pre-ZX-7R models, but bear with us… We know that the H1 and H2 models of ZXR750 were real knockout blows to the opposition,…

We have to ask – but has any retro machine looked as good or so ‘right’ as Kawasaki’s ZRX1100/1200? OK, so other retro-look bikes may have had an air-cooled lump and therefore been more true to the original, some may…

CB-NET delves into the past to give you an idea of what came when in the classic world: this time – Kawasaki’s massive Z1300! HUGE is not a big enough word for Kawasaki’s Z1300… even with us putting the caps-lock…

Here at Classic-Motorbikes.net, it’s not just the chart-toppers and yardstick bikes that we like to talk about – we love reminding you about the bikes that didn’t quite make it that big… What was it then? According to Kawasaki, the…

Here at CB-Net, it’s not just the chart-toppers and yardstick bikes that we like to talk about – we love reminding you about the bikes that didn’t quite make it that big… What was it? What we aren’t saying it…

Of course we love old bikes here at Classic-Motorbikes.Net – but we have to draw the line somewhere and this is ‘somewhere.’ Let’s address the ‘elephant in the room,’ that belt drive… This system supposedly offers many advantages over chain….

The next in our series where Classic-Motorbikes.net looks back at the machines enjoyed by those of us now in our 50s. What made them memorable and why we loathed or lusted after them? The 20th century saw many of the…

We know that many Kawasaki ZXR experts won’t like us saying this, but – the J-model ZXRs were among the most beautiful Kawasakis ever made. Now, we know the H1 and H2 were the first models and the ones that…

A long-lived and venerable 750 superbike, the Kawasaki green meanie is still a damn good second-hand buy. We think we’re right when we say this, but Kawasaki’s ZX-7R has to be one of the best-looking bikes ever made – and…

The next in our series where Classic-Motorbikes.net looks back at the machines enjoyed by those of us now in our 50s. What made them memorable and why we loathed or lusted after them? Fear of dropping your pride and joy…