The team at Japan’s OA Proto Corporation—a company that usually spends its time designing parts for bullet trains—just released their “OA 100 Project” custom Kawasaki 250TR, and it is a masterclass in handmade craftsmanship.
The project’s goal was to push back against modern “soulless” mass production by creating a bike that feels like a direct dialogue between the rider and the machine, completely free of electronic aids.
Continue reading “Custom Kawasaki 250TR by OA 100 Project”AC Sanctuary’s RCM-696 Z1-R is a sensational, custom Kawasaki Z1-R that represents the pinnacle of the shop’s “Real Complete Machine” resto-mod program, embodying 30 years of obsessive Japanese perfectionism and serving as a rolling testament to their expertise.
The cafe racer motorcycle, while unmistakably a Z1-R, features an all-new, finely-adjustable upper cowl mount crafted from duralumin and a custom carbon-and-aluminum dash housing STACK analog gauges, executed with surgical precision to ensure aesthetic balance and full functionality.
Continue reading “Custom Kawasaki Z1-R by AC Sanctuary”This is a custom Kawasaki 250TR, a scrambler forged by the quiet and precise hands of Kengo Kimura at Heiwa Motorcycle in Hiroshima, Japan. Kimura-san’s philosophy is about distillation, about creating a machine where every single component has a purpose, a reason for being there.
The 250TR, a simple, air-cooled single-cylinder from the early 2000s, was the perfect starting point for this custom, which has been christened “250TR No. 018.”
Continue reading “Custom Kawasaki 250TR by Heiwa Motorcycle”It’s not every day that a motorcycle makes a comeback, but it looks like Kawasaki is bringing back a fan favorite sportbike. According to recent reports, the Ninja 300 is set to return for the 2026 model year, re-entering the market as a formidable entry-level sportbike.
For years, the Ninja 300 was the go-to machine for new riders, praised for its approachable power, sharp handling, and aggressive sportbike styling. It was replaced by the Ninja 400 and, more recently, the Ninja 500 in many markets, but its legacy as a perfect stepping stone into the world of sportbikes has never faded. Now, it appears Kawasaki is carving out a space for the 300 once again.
Continue reading “The Kawasaki Ninja 300 Could Be Coming Back”The rumor mill, that tireless beast, has been grinding out tales of a new Kawasaki, perhaps a revival of the beloved ZRX. The Kawasaki ZRX was a beast, and it would be so cool to see it make it back into the lineup.
But hold your horses, for the tea leaves, as seen in patent filings and type approvals across the oceans, whisper a different truth. It seems the green machine is cooking up a Z1100 SE. That is still a welcome addition to Team Green’s lineup.
Continue reading “Could a New Kawasaki ZRX Come Next Year or Is it Something Else?”In a bold leap toward futuristic mobility, the Kawasaki Corleo was unveiled, a hydrogen-powered robotic horse, slated for showcase at the Osaka-Kansai Expo on April 13, 2025.
This avant-garde concept melds Kawasaki’s prowess in motorcycles, robotics, and hydrogen technology, envisioning a personal mobility vehicle for the 2050s.
Continue reading “The Kawasaki Corleo Concept Is a Hydrogen-Powered Robot Horse”It’s been a long time since Bimota last danced with the World Superbike Championship, but the Italian marque is back, draped in Kawasaki green and ready to take another crack at glory.
The Bimota by Kawasaki Racing Team unveiled its 2025 colors, marking the company’s first return to the series since 2014.
Continue reading “Bimota Roars Back into World Superbike with Kawasaki Power”The Kawasaki KLR650 has been a staple in the world of dual-sport motorcycles since its debut in 1987. Known for its rugged reliability and versatility, it quickly became a favorite among adventurers and commuters alike.
From its origins as a successor to the KLR600 to its modern iterations, the KLR650 has remained a symbol of durability and practicality. This article delves into the rich history of the Kawasaki KLR650, exploring its various models, generations, and its impact on both the market and motorcycle culture.
Continue reading “The Kawasaki KLR650: A Detailed Overview of the Everyman’s ADV”The Kawasaki Z900 is a name that echoes through the halls of motorcycle history. Launched in the early ’70s, it was a game-changer that left a lasting impact on the biking world.
This bike wasn’t just about speed; it was about innovation and style. From its powerful engine to its sleek design, the Z900 became a symbol of what motorcycles could be. Let’s take a journey through its storied past and see how it became a legend.
Continue reading “The Kawasaki Z900: A Detailed Look at This Iconic Motorcycle”Somewhere deep in the echoing rafters of a Supercross stadium, Kawasaki whispered the words we’d been waiting for. Or, more precisely, they let a single-cylinder two-stroke do the talking. No press release, no overblown marketing—just a throttle blip and a simple phrase: “We heard you.”
And just like that, the ghost of the KX250 stirred.
Continue reading “A New Kawasaki Two-Stroke Dirt Bike Is Coming Soon”
