2015 Kawasaki Ninja 650 Goodyear AZ
29-10-2014, 00:32. Author: Ridenow Powersports of Goodyear
2015 Kawasaki Ninja 650, Passion and Performance Meet PracticalityThe Kawasaki Ninja 650 is one of those rare sportbikes that encapsulates the passion and performance of a modern sportbike while also delivering the efficiency and agility of an urban commuter. Yet its overall ability shouldnt be underestimated. Ninja 650-based race bikes have been successful in flat-track racing against larger displacement V-Twin motorcycles, proving both the performance and durability of the parallel-twin Ninja 650 engine.So come to RideNow Powersports in Goodyear and ask for Prudencio.Prices exclude dealer setup, taxes, title, freight and licensing and are subject to changeEquipped with performance hardware, a 649cc engine with Digital Fuel Injection (DFI®), double-pipe perimeter frame and stylish Ninja bodywork, the motorcycle can hold its own on the racetrack or when canyon carving. It also has a practical side, with its easy-to-read analog and digital instrumentation, responsive power delivery and a comfortable tapered seat designed to accommodate shorter riders. With its combination of performance and practicality, it is no wonder the Ninja 650 is popular for everything from track days to bike nights. Key Features may include: Double-pipe perimeter frame offers balanced rigidity and a low seat height Double-pipe swingarm assembly offers excellent rigidity and maximum style Sharp, stylish sportbike bodywork features excellent engine-heat dissipation Front and rear suspension settings and wheel travel are tuned to offer ride comfort with excellent compliance in varying situations Instrument cluster features an analog tachometer and a digital readout for information at-a-glance Two-piece seat assembly features thick, wide foam for optimum rider and passenger comfort. It is sculpted at the front so it does not interfere with the rider s reach to the ground Easy-to-pull clutch lever design reduces fatigue and provides smooth engagement
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