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kawasaki ninja zx-6r
kawasaki ninja zx-6r
kawasaki ninja zx-6r
kawasaki ninja zx-6r
kawasaki ninja zx-6r
kawasaki ninja zx-6r
kawasaki ninja zx-6r
kawasaki ninja zx -6r
kawasaki ninja zx -6r
kawasaki ninja zx -6r
kawasaki ninja zx -6r
kawasaki ninja zx -6r
kawasaki ninja zx -6r
kawasaki ninja zx -6r
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kawasaki ninja zx-6r

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R is class sport 600cc bike which is launched by Kawasaki, the Japanese motorbike manufacturer. Launched in the year 1995, Kawasaki has been updated this model constantly around the years to beat the competition among new launches of Suzuki, Yamaha and Honda. In the 1980s, the initial line of ZX Series of Ninja came into existence and still holds its fame. In the year 1995, ZX-6R has been launched by Kawasaki with the same features of ZX-9R in the year 1994. It included ram-air intake which was already developed since ZX-11 or ZZ-R1100 edition in 1990. Initial ZX-6R came with 401.2 pounds or 182 kg of dry weight and 206 kg or 454 pounds of wet weight. It came with the acceleration from 0-60 miles/hr or 0 to 97 km per hour within 3.6 seconds.

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