2017 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR Style And Engine Review. Kawasaki has taken its superbike up another level, introducing the newest ZX-10RR at I...
2017 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR Style And Engine Review. Kawasaki has taken its superbike up another level, introducing the newest ZX-10RR at Intermot. Confined to just 500 units in Europe (we’ll must wait to listen to if any units will likely be reserved for the United states), the double-R was made with feedback from the championship-winning World Superbike program, and Kawasaki hopes to discover the ZX-10RR filling supersport and superbike paddocks inside the seasons ahead.
The ZX-10RR includes a modified cylinder head over to accommodate higher-lift camshafts from a new RR race kit (sold separately) and new reinforced crankcases to boost durability. Meanwhile, Kawasaki gave the tappets a diamond-like coating to lower friction and enhance efficiency. Kawasaki claims a peak energy output of 197.3 hp at 13000 rpm (207.1 hp with ram air) while torque has a claimed peak of 83.7 lb-ft. at 11500 rpm.
Matching other high-end superbikes, the ZX-10RR gets a six-axis IMU plus a volume of electronic rider aides: traction manage, engine braking control, launch manage, intelligent anti-lock brakes and Kawasaki’s corner management function.
2017 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR Engine |
2017 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR Style
Brembo supplies its radial-mount four-piston M50 calipers as well as a radial pump master steel and cylinder braided lines. In the beginning, the ZX-10RR retains the Showa Balance Absolutely free Fork introduced on final year’s 10R, whilst the rear wheel utilizes a horizontal back-link BFRC lite gas-charged shock with piggyback reservoir. Each are optimized for the track.
The ZX-10RR is likewise built with a simple shifter that allows clutchless upshifts and downshifts (the standard model could only handle clutchless downshifts using the aid of a race kit ECU upgrade).
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