Kawasaki will once more offer the naked Supercharged Z H2 SE for 2027, with a highly limited number of machines arriving in dealers from December.
Since its sensational debut at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the Z H2 SE has been at the forefront of the Supernaked category, thanks, in part, to the unique Kawasaki in-house developed integrated supercharger. Displaying the corporate strength of the entire Kawasaki engineering group, the forced induction technology sets the bike apart from the competition.
For the Z H2 SE, that supercharger quite literally is the “driving force” that pushes the whole stunning package forward resplendent in unique Sugomi* features and offering a no compromise approach highly appreciated by the vast global audience who enjoy naked style machines.
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Able to harness the full power of the supercharged engine, the Z H2 SE’s specially designed frame offers both high-speed stability and light handing facilitating precise control. The trellis construction combines pipes of high-tensile steel, each with carefully selected diameter, thickness and bend to obtain the necessary stiffness for that part of the frame.
The Bosch developed ARAS (Advanced Rider Assistance Systems) is fitted as standard featuring Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Blind Spot Detection (BSD), and Forward Collision Warning (FCW). Additional functions also include Vehicle Hold Assist (VHA) and an Emergency Stop Signal (ESS).
The Z H2 SE comes equipped with Showa electronic suspension with Skyhook technology and Brembo brake calipers. Additionally customers can specify a further “Performance” Edition that encompasses items such as an Akrapovic Titanium silencer and colour matched rear set cover.
The Z H2 SE will be available in very limited numbers from December, priced at £20,049.
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*Sugomi describes core performance and styling elements found in Kawasaki’s Z Supernaked models. Imbued with Sugomi, their performance excites; a ride on a Z Supernaked is a visceral experience that stimulates the senses; engine and chassis tuning deliver a high level of control. Sugomi is also evident in their sharp styling, dynamic crouching form, and distinct silhouette.
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or head to the official Kawasaki Motorcycles UK website kawasaki.co.uk
Or in the South East of England head over to Alfs Motorcycles in Worthing, West Sussex who are your local Kawasaki dealer
Kawasaki is a Japanese multinational company that manufactures motorcycles, along with a wide range of other products like ships, aircraft, and industrial equipment. Its motorcycle division is known for high-performance and powerful models, and has its roots in the company’s aircraft manufacturing. Kawasaki is also known for the popular Jet Ski, which has become a generic term for personal watercraft.
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
