[Human]

www.kawasaki-eckl.com

March 29, 2002 - Kawasaki ZX-RR MotoGP Machine Revealed

The announcement that Kawasaki will compete in the MotoGP class of the FIM Road Racing Championship in 2003 marks the Japanese factory´s return to a series in which they haven´t competed since 1982 - an absence of twenty years.

Kawasaki will make their return to the World´s premier Road Racing series with an inline four, DOHC four-stroke, the ZX-RR.

Development of the ZX-RR four-stroke is being undertaken by the factory in Japan, with former Kawasaki World Superbike rider, Akira Yanagawa, heavily involved in the development process.

To learn more about the ZX-RR, and to see what the bike will look like when it makes it´s debut in the MotoGP series, log onto: www.khi.co.jp

 

[BRETT]

re: ANOTHER KAWI

wow what a surprise your showing us more kawis...ha ha ha..
nice bike though. even for a green machine....

 

[xenz]

Hmm... Back on Mar 21....

http://www.bcsportbikes.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=943

 

[Human]

Hmm... Back on Mar 21....

http://www.bcsportbikes.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=943

yup I know, but this is the official confirmation that this is the bike....some folks were saying that the bike picture had been seen before as the KHI electric bike....

 

[skid-mark]

Too bad it's gonna loose to Suzuki

 

[CG]

Too bad it's gonna loose to Suzuki

yup, I agree :laughing :tredmill

 

[Human]

hahaha you're dreaming again...suz. had to push ahead with the prototype V4 becasue they weren't able to be competitive with their 2 stroke bike :flip

Too bad it's gonna loose to Suzuki

 

[CG]

hahaha you're dreaming again...suz. had to push ahead with the prototype V4 becasue they weren't able to be competitive with their 2 stroke bike :flip

well, somehow they won it in 2000 on that slow-mo non-competitive 2-smoke

 

[Human]

well, somehow they won it in 2000 on that slow-mo non-competitive 2-smoke

2000 was 2 years ago....dude, I am talking about now, today, they had to switch to the 4 stroke prototype bike becasue they most likely reached the break even point in $$ in R&D for the 2 stroke compared to how well it could be improved compared to the other bikes...