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2018 Kawasaki ZX 10RR Revealed — Microscope Needed To Spot The Changes
Kawasaki has revealed the 2018 ZX 10RR which features minuscule colour changes to certain components.
Japanese motorcycle manufacturer Kawasaki has revealed the 2018 ZX 10RR, the latest iteration of its superbike based on its WSBK championship winning motorcycle.
However, those looking for major changes will end up disappointed as the only changes to the latest ZX 10RR come in the form of two ‘colour changes to components'. The new ZX 10RR's reservoir canisters behind the front forks are now painted silver instead of red and the same colour makes way for green for the fork top cap as well.
Mechanically, the new ZX 10RR remains unchanged with its 998cc, liquid-cooled, 4-stroke in-line four-cylinder engine kicking out 207bhp at 13,000rpm and 113.5Nm of torque at 11,000rpm. Power is sent to the rear wheel via a 6-speed gearbox.
Other aspects of the new 2018 ZX10 RR from Kawasaki including the lightweight 7-spoke Marchesini wheels fitted with Pirelli Supercorsa SP tyres, the trick 43 mm inverted balance free front fork & rear gas-powered monoshock along with the Akrapovic exhaust unit are also untouched.
DriveSpark
Thinks!
Kawasaki's
2018
upgrade
for
its
ZX
10RR
super
sports
bike
is
one
of
the
most
minute
ever
with
just
tweaks
to
colour
of
two
components
being
the
only
changes
around.
While
the
changes
are
minuscule,
don't
expect
Kawasaki
to
have
any
problems
in
selling
the
bike
which
retails
at
just
over
Rs
22
lakh.
