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Kawasaki ZZR1400

SPECIFICATIONS:

year: 2014
make: Kawasaki
Model: ZZR
Engine: Liquid-cooled, 4-stroke In-Line Four DOHC, 16 valves
Transmission: 6-speed
Horsepower @ RPM: 200
Torque @ RPM: 119
Energy: Fuel injection
Displacement: 1441 cc
Top Speed: 186 mph (Est.)

Put on your helmet, jump into your riding suit and get ready for adrenaline, because the Kawasaki ZZR will reward you plenty of it each time you jump on its saddle.

At the heart of this Japanese beast sits a 1441 cc, liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, in-line four, DOHC, 16 valves engine which cranks out a maximum power of 147.2 KW (200 PS) at 10,000 Rpm and 162.5 Nm of torque at 7,500 Rpm. All this power is kept in leash by a six speed transmission with wet multi disc clutch. The engine is mounted on a Monocoque, Pressed-Aluminium frame.

Among the features offered by the Kawasaki ZZR1400 you’ll find traction control, ABS braking and power mode selection.

As far as colors are concerned, the Kawasaki ZZR1400 is offered with a choice of two paint jobs namely Golden Blazed Green / Metallic Spark Black and Metallic Spark Black / Flat Ebony.

Overview


Thrill Seeker

The ZZR1400 matches Kawasaki’s passion for engineering with your desire for ultimate performance. Satisfy the thrill seeker within you with dominating acceleration mated to sophisticated rider aids including traction control, ABS braking and power mode selection.

2014 Kawasaki ZZR1400 Key Features:


Increased Carrying Convenience

The ZZR features retractable luggage hooks that tuck in neatly at the rear of the front seat. These are complemented by two hooks on the passenger tail grip. Idealised hook placement (not too close together) enables large-sized items to be securely attached to the rear seat.

Attention To Details


Sculpted design of the upper triple clamp complements the high-quality image of the cockpit area. On the special graphics edition, the upper triple clamp features contrasting sections: painted finish vs. hairline finish with a clear coat.

Dominant Performance


4 mm longer stroke increases displacement of the powerful In-Line Four engine to 1,441 cm³. Bore and Stroke are now 84 x 65 mm.

Strongest Accelerating Production Motorcycle On The Planet

Designed to settle the issue of supremacy in the flagship class once and for all, the ZZR1400’s new engine boasts an increased displacement and thorough engine tuning to deliver heady levels of power and unrivalled acceleration.

Lightweight Wheels

The lightweight wheels offer significant weight savings over those of the predecessor. The front wheel is 360 g lighter and the rear wheel saves 1030 g, for a total reduction of 1.39 kg compared to its predecessor.

Sportier Suspension


Stiffer springs for both the front fork and rear suspension deliver a firmer, sportier feel. Along with the new springs, damping settings were also revised to suit the significantly greater output.

Aerodynamics

Sculpted by the wind, the ZZR1400’s bodywork offers high aerodynamic performance that reduces drag, and contributes to stability and wind protection at highway speeds.

LED Taillight

More aggressive, larger-volume tail maintains the LED taillight and integrated rear turn signals of the predecessor.

Multi-Function Instrumentation


Nestled in the canopy is an instrument cluster with dual analogue-style speedometer and tachometer. Black faces with white font make them easy to read at a glance.

New Headlamp

More aggressive design for the characteristic quadruple projector beam headlights contributes to the increased impact of the front cowling.

Fuel Tank Details

A depression in the fuel tank cover facilitates tucking in behind the screen. Machined finish on the fuel tank cap contributes to the high-quality image.

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