Kawasaki raised to the third power.
25/07/2019
Kawasaki triples the bet and makes three impressive machines with very different styles available to the Argentine market.
Last Tuesday, July 24, the Iraola Group, the official representative of Kawasaki since the beginning of this year, presented the Z400, the Z900RS Café and the Versys 1000 ABS. He also predicted that, before the end of 2019, he will expand his dealer network to 25 exclusive stores.
The first of the three motorcycles is the Z400 ABS, an aggressive naked that seems to be asking for a shout. Powered by a 399 cc twin-cylinder engine with liquid cooling and a four-valve DOHC system per cylinder, which was reduced in size and weight, but not performance. Since it delivers 45 hp at 10,000 rpm and a torque of 38 Nm. It also has a clutch and a six-speed gearbox. This new member of the Z family has the latest technological innovations of the Japanese brand.
You can take it to your home for only $ 9,990, or about $ 432,000, according to today's quote.
Z400 ABS
Finally, we have the Versys 1000 ABS, with a sportier design than the previous one and a complete package of electronic aids, such as traction control, ABS, adaptive electronic suspension system, semi-automatic gearbox without clutch and cruise control. In addition to its in-line 1,043 cc four-cylinder engine, which generates a power of 120 hp at 9,000 rpm, it makes it, without a doubt, the definitive Trail.
Its price is as impressive as the motorcycle, only about $ 31,500, that is, a little more than one million three hundred thousand pesos.
Text: Mauro and the Motonautas.
Through time and space comes the Z900RS Café, which stands out for its unquestionable retro style. This variant of the sports Z900RS, is equipped with a fast four-cylinder in-line engine, 948 cc, DOHC distribution, 16 valves and liquid cooling, which offers a maximum power of 111 hp at 8,500 rpm. It also incorporates anti-turret clutch to assist the climbing and manage the rear wheel lock in abrupt recesses.
If you thought the other was expensive, you better not look at the price ... to be able to own one of these beauties you need to raise $ 29,100, more than one million pesos. But not to be disappointed that the friends of the Iraola Group have already made an agreement with BBVA, a former Frenchman, to take it in 12 installments without interest or in 24 installments with a "preferential" rate
Versys 1000 ABS
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