Tuesday, 4 September 2012

Kawasaki Unveils The 2013 Ninja 300 For The US

Kawasaki's entry level Ninja 250 will get a boost up in its cubic capacity from the old 250 to the new 300. The new Ninja 300 will be unveiled in a week's time at the Ninja Times Square Take Over event in the United States.



The new bike will sport a 296cc- parallel twin engine with a maximum power output of 39Bhp. It will also come with a slipper clutch and a back-torque limiter. A slipper clutch on a 300 will raise eyebrows.

Other features from the Kawasaki website:


Uncontested performance!
  • Fuel-injected parallel twin engine with dual throttle valves
  • Increased displacement (296 cc) for power and torque exceeding the class 
  • Superior acceleration and top speed
Circuit-bred chassis performance
  • High level of chassis stability from new frame
  • Wider 140 mm rear tyre
High-quality ride feel
  • Excellent chassis stability
  • Low vibration
  • Excellent heat management.
Reduced heat
  • Changes for improved heat management mean less heat reaches the rider:
  • Large openings in fairing
  • Radiator fan cover
Available with latest-spec compact ABS unit
  • Specifications on par with units used on our top-of-the-line supersport models
Advanced racing-derived technology
  • F.C.C. Assist & Slipper Clutch offers light clutch actuation, sporty feel
  • Race-style back-torque limiting function
Brilliant styling, directly related to larger Ninja and ZZR models
  • Ninja ZX-10R-style “floating windscreen”
  • Dual headlights (like Ninja ZX-6R)
  • ZZR1400-style fairing and wheel design
  • Sporty aluminium foot-pegs and complex silencer shape (like big Ninja models)
Modern instrumentation
  • Analogue-style tachometer
  • Multi-function LCD features include fuel gauge, dual trip meters, clock, Economical Riding Indicator

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