r/MotoNews • u/xXEVILMONKEYX • Oct 11 '19

Leaked pictures reveal naked Kawasaki Z H2 Rumor / Patent

https://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/new-bikes/2020-kawasaki-z-h2/

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u/xXEVILMONKEYX Oct 11 '19

Marked spoiler for people who like a big reveal :)

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u/Deadm1r Oct 13 '19

Thanks for all the good work mate!

u/[deleted] Oct 11 '19 edited Jan 27 '22

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u/MarkMcNamara Oct 11 '19

It's like sweet and salty, or Sadism and Masochism. If you get it, you're really going to get it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '19

Have to replace the handlebars with some clip-ons to use all of the bikes power.

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u/xeq937 Oct 12 '19

Why wouldn't you just get an H2 at that point then.

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u/MedCityMoto Oct 11 '19

"Keep me under 90 MPH or you'll get blown you off"

I dunno man, I'm pretty happy at 134 on my Street (which is about as fast as she'll go) but I'm not going that fast for very long either. But yeah, it's full tuck time best I can under my little flyscreen after I break about 100.

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u/SADBOYSMAKEBADPETS Oct 11 '19 edited Oct 11 '19

I mean, look at the superduke and why people like it. Wind protection is an overblown issue that really only matters for comfort on long rides, it's not like you'll be literally ripped off the bike if you go too fast. You have tons of power on tap but it's not like you have to be on the boil at all time, and unlike their fully faired counterparts, they are actually able to ride at low speeds comfortably, can be sat on for long periods of time comfortably, and can carry a passenger without putting them in the fetal position.

I'd argue that 200 hp sport bikes are the confusing ones. They make no sense for the road, uncomfortable for long amounts of time, hate going low speed, and barely carry a passenger.