Special preview for Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25R in Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR:  Kawasaki introduced the Ninja ZX-25R in Indonesia  recently and now after waiting for so long Malaysia is finally getting its fair share of the deal.

Exciting, right? Making the arrival all the more special is a preview event for the quarter-litre screamer. The upcoming Ninja ZX-25R will be on display at the Malaysia MotoGP at Sepang International Circuit.

As for the motorcycle’s official launch, the 250cc inline four-cylinder will mark its arrival early next year, in 2023 - as confirmed by Roslan Roskan, Modenas Chief Executive Officer. For those who aren’t aware, it was only recently that Edaran Modenas took over as the official distributor of Kawasaki motorcycles in Malaysia.

In case you miss the preview session, here’s a bit about the upcoming Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25R -

Engine

The Ninja ZX-25R is powered by the potent 249cc inline-four DOHC engine pumping a maximum power of 50 hp at 15,500 rpm along with a peak torque of 22.9 Nm at 14,500 rpm

Transmission

The power is sent to the wheels via a quick shifter equipped 6-speed gearbox with assist and slipper clutch

Performance

The power plant setup allows the new Kawasaki to attain a top speed of 197 kmph

Braking & Handling

Such a powerful motorcycle requires an apt braking and handling system, thus giving the rider confidence on road. Kawasaki has equipped the ZX-25R with a 37 mm Separate Function Fork-Big Piston at the front and a horizontal back-link at the rear

Technology

Like any large displacement sports bike, the ZX-25R benefits from several ride-enhancing techs. For instance two ride modes (Full & Low), KTRC traction control, and electronic throttle valves.

Features

Built on the new race-inspired Trellis frame, the upcoming Kawasaki sports bike weighing 180 kg (182 kg for SE) features several useful bits like a 15-litre fuel tank, an LCD instrument display, and Dunlop GPR300 radial tyres.

Are you excited about the upcoming Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25R? Let us know in the comments.

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