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kawasaki ninja 650r
kawasaki ninja 650r
kawasaki ninja 650r
kawasaki ninja 650r
kawasaki ninja 650r
kawasaki ninja 650r
kawasaki ninja 650r
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kawasaki 650
kawasaki 650
kawasaki 650
kawasaki 650
kawasaki 650
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KAWASAKI NINJA 650R black
KAWASAKI NINJA 650R black
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KAWASAKI NINJA 650R blue
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KAWASAKI NINJA 650R brown
KAWASAKI NINJA 650R engine
KAWASAKI NINJA 650R engine
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KAWASAKI NINJA 650R green
KAWASAKI NINJA 650R interior
KAWASAKI NINJA 650R interior
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KAWASAKI NINJA 650R red
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KAWASAKI NINJA 650R silver
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KAWASAKI NINJA 650R white
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kawasaki ninja 650r

The Kawasaki Ninja 650R is really a standard bike. The vehicle is middle weighted bike with a fashionable design. The actual weight of the bike is 200kgs. It was launched in the year 2006 by the Kawasaki company. It also possess a twin parallel liquid cooled engine. The bike contains dual petal disc brakes of 300mm in size with 2 piston callipers. The height of the bike is 47.6 inches. The wheel base of the bike is 1410mm. the best part is that it has capacity of fuel is 15.5 capacity. The capacity for oil is 2.4 litres in this bike. The size of tyre front tyre is 120/70ZR-17M/C 58W and the back tyre size is 160/60ZR-17M/C 69W. The vehicle also possesses hydraulic 41 mm of telescopic fork. The bike also features multi plate clutches. It also contain per cylinder there would be four valves. The lubricant system is sump with semi dry nature.

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