The Kawasaki ER-6N: Lightweight Heavy Bike

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The Kawasaki ER-6N: Lightweight Heavy Bike

Post by chandoo » Jun 13, 2009 Views: 39171

The Kawasaki ER-6n has something for everyone. Ladies, new riders and returning riders will love the low seat height, lightweight and low-effort controls. Commuters will appreciate the nimble handling and incredible fuel economy. And riders looking for a second bike will be surprised at the Kawasaki ER-6n's impressive all-around performance.



The Kawasaki ER-6n's parallel twin power, delivers power on demand from the Liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, DOHC, 8 valves, 650cc (649cc actual) engine, breathing with two 38mm Keihin Fuel injection throttle bodies, while the serpent header pipes add to the performance and looks.



Mass centralization, by mounting the exhaust tight and close, Kawasaki concentrates the Kawasaki ER-6n's mass for class-leading changes of direction and handling.



The fuel tank, the ergonomic work extends to the fuel tank, making it unobtrusive or they're for you to grip with your knees depending on how you ride. Watch the clock, the analogue rev counter shows you how freely the engine revs while a digital speedo helps keep an eye on progress.



The 41 mm telescopic front fork, designed to soak up the bumps, the Kawasaki ER-6n's front forks make for assured handling and positive feedback at all times. Rear shock, side-mounted shock keeps mass central, for assured handling while also contributing to the compact credentials of the Kawasaki ER-6. Make the brake, Kawasaki's race experience translates to our road bikes with hyper-efficient dual semi-floating 300mm petal discs, dual piston caliper for the front brake and single 220mm petal disc single piston caliper rear brake.



And this bike is maybe not directly available for sale in Thailand it is manufactured in the Thai Kawasaki factory in Pluagdaeng - Wangtaphin, Rayong. Why is Kawasaki so cruel to make so nice bike and I can't touch it.












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Post by RituRaj » Jun 14, 2009

This one looks Nice.....
But by now kawasaki's perfirmance in Bike Is below average...
Hope this will be a mile stone for them


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Re: The Kawasaki ER-6N: Lightweight Heavy Bike

Post by waqassial » Jun 15, 2009

Awsome Post Dear Chandooooooo..................

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Post by speedboy » Aug 28, 2009

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