Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25RR Special Edition (with decoration)

Kawasaki has launched an exclusive version of the ZX-25RR in Indonesia to commemorate its 40 years of racing history. The design of the limited edition ZX-25RR is inspired by the classic ZXR750 race car from the 1980s. It features an eye-catching yellow-green, pearl crystal white and blue paint job, representing the Kawasaki racing team. The motorcycle also stands out with the Kawasaki logo printed on the side fairings and the engine guards protruding from the recesses. There is also a “Ninja 40th Anniversary” logo printed on the fuel tank, a smoked visor and green alloy wheels. Read on to find out more about this special anniversary edition.

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Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25RR Special Edition: Key Highlights

The ZX-25RR Anniversary retains the standard version’s 249.8cc inline-four engine, which produces 50bhp at 15,500rpm and 22.9Nm of torque at 14,500rpm. It has a horizontal rear linkage with rebound and spring preload at the rear and an inverted front fork with adjustable preload at the front. Features-wise, the motorcycle comes with ABS, power modes, traction control, a quickshifter, a TFT screen with Bluetooth functionality, and LED lighting.

In terms of pricing, the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25RR Special Edition is priced at IDR 138,000,000 (approximately Rs. 745,000) in Indonesia, which is higher than the standard model’s price of IDR 133,500,000 (approximately Rs. 721,000).

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Other developments

While Kawasaki India is yet to confirm it, multiple industry reports suggest that the Japanese manufacturer will launch the new Versys-X 300 in India during the festive season in October. In order to keep prices competitive, the Japanese motorcycle maker is also likely to source many of the motorcycle components like body panels and tyres from local suppliers. For those who are not familiar with the motorcycle, it was sold in India before the implementation of BS6 norms in 2020. In terms of features, the motorcycle is likely to come with dual-channel ABS and a standard semi-digital display. It is also expected to have a noble stance and a masculine front design with elements like tubular handlebars, halogen headlight, glass visor and a contoured one-piece seat. As per previous spy shots, a hardshell luggage setup is likely to be offered as an option.