Kawasaki Ninja H2R price in Verna

This Kawasaki Ninja H2R has got a claimed 310bhp (though our testers saw 249.76bhp at the rear wheel on the dyno...), a supercharger, and can hit over 200mph with normal people like me and you riding it. It's also the fastest superbike you can buy.
Some will say the Kawasaki H2R's power is too much: it’s too fast, too expensive, too vicious, and yes – it’s all those things, but who cares?
Thank you Kawasaki for being so brave – you promised it would be nothing short of epic, and you delivered. What more is there to say? It’s the ultimate top trump card; the fastest, most powerful production bike ever, and it works. Beautifully.
However, the glaring issue here is that it isn't road-legal, and the exhaust is so noisy that very few circuits will allow its type on track. It occupies a strange no-man's land and as such it's hard to justify for use in the UK unless you spend all your time riding on runways, or intend to tuck it away in a heated garage as a collector's item... its 5-star rating remains nevertheless, simply because of its mind-altering performance.

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The Kawasaki H2R is a high-performance, track-focused motorcycle known for its incredible speed and power. It features a supercharged 998cc inline-four engine, producing an astonishing amount of horsepower. With its aggressive styling and advanced aerodynamics, the H2R delivers unmatched performance on the track. However, it's not street legal and requires significant skill and experience to handle safely. Overall, it's a machine designed for adrenaline junkies and serious track enthusiasts.

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Kawasaki is known as a good brand for beginning riders, who should consider lightweight, easy-to-ride bikes with small displacement engines. These bikes are typically fairly inexpensive and are a great way to get a feel for the hobby before upgrading to something larger and more powerful Kawasaki has been popular with racing and off-road enthusiasts since its introduction in 1952. Durable, sleek, and easy to handle, Kawasaki is still as popular as ever.

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