Kawasaki Touring reviews

It told me to do bad things, like speeding, rape, and lane splitting. Because it told me to rape someone, I did. He was a 12 year old boy named Mace. He was so tight, it felt so good. When he was sucking my dick he though up on it and it turned me on and I came down his throat. Show less

The KAWASAKI ZRX-1200r for the year 2003 Model is one of the most aesthetic and desirable motorcycles in the market. It combines a muscular torqui engine with a racing body. Not to confuse with a Sport Bike, since the riding position and back angle are very comfortable to the natural leg/back positions for mature individuals and people planning long commutes. I recommend it as an affordable alternative to european Sport Touring bikes, at 1/3 of the cost of maintenance with comparable performance. Before I forget, this unique work of engineering retains its value through time when properly maintained and cared for. Show less

This has been an incredible motorcycle for my riding over the last 20 years. Before then, my best friend rode it in Upstate NY and PA. It is a real looker and a very fast bike. Very few still exist and are rideable. Show less

Love the power low and top end. Able to hang in the curves and yet can comfortably ride all day on the interstate. No chain to worry with shaft drive is designed so there is little to no dive when applying brakes or accelerating. Great hard bags easily detachable and lockable. Windscreen moves with the touch of a button and remembers previous setting. Seat is one of the most comfortable Show less

I really loved riding this Bike with or without a passenger, The bike has power stack on top of power, Rides is super comfortable, the upright seat position makes it great for long trips . Plenty of storage. Suspension is great, Easy to ride, corners super easy. Nice bike for all ages and rider types Show less

1200cc of torque to the street, Smooth turns, sold response - Super Power response ZZR1200 arrived with a mildly bewildering split personality: part 145-horsepower cruise missile, part comfy long-haul sport-tourist. Was it a kinder, gentler ZX-12R or a slimmed-down Concours with anger-management issues? Both, actually, which is hardly a bad thing if you slow down long enough to think about it. After that, this one runs as fast as physics and the local constabulary will allow. Kawasaki figured a stronger, more comfortable version of the beloved ZX-11 would bury entrenched 'Bahnstormers like the Ducati ST4S and Triumph Sprint ST under an onslaught of sweet handling and Japanese horsepower. Especially when it cost about $5000 less. Adding 3mm more bore and a 1.6mm longer stroke bumped displacement to 1164cc. And those horses arrive in methodical fashion from idle to 6000 rpm, followed by an eyeball-flattening stampede from 8000 to the 145.2-bhp peak at 9750. That's stronger than Honda's CBR1100XX or an equivalent Suzuki GSX-R1000. Those ponies live in a stout twin-spar aluminum chassis, complete with a steel subframe designed to carry a passenger and the optional Givi hard luggage. Roomy, upright ergos are more humane than a ZX-11's, and the 609-lb. 1200 still covered the quarter-mile in 10.12 seconds at 136.9 mph. Land Rocket Show less

Unbelievable smooth power throughout gear range. Handles extremely well, solid feel on the road and nimble response.comfortable seat and upright seating position for long ride/touring comfort. Reliability and safety features inherent to the Kawasaki brand. Show less

I bought new in 1984, had a bunch of engine parts chromed and rode it nearly every weekend from Charleston SC to Jacksonville Fla. for over three years. Never required any extra repairs or maintenance, just routine maintenance which I did most myself. It came with the Vetter fairing, lowers, bags and trunk and a Corbin King and Queen seat. I added the Vetter radio to the fairing and a Radio Shack CB radio. I rode it rain or shine and put nearly 50,000 trouble free miles on it. I have always regretted selling it, it was my favorite until I starting buying and riding Goldwing 1800s. Show less

I don’t have any comments on this motorcycle as I can’t Find the 2023 H2 Base . Not actually true I can find The H2 naked for 18-20K Or the 2023 H2 SX SE for 28K! The H2 Base 31,500, The H2 Carbon 35 K and finally the H2R 57,500, You’ll find them all day long the 3 over 30K that is But you won’t they don’t have them!! Has a price etc But when ya look closely it says it’s new but no mileage, no stock number, Most importantly no vin number!!!! Why try to sell you something they don’t have and that you have to order in June till December for the next model year!! I hear Cycle Trader saying they have no “Control” Over it I’m a betting man I bet they have them advertise for sale every model of said manufacturer Kawi,Suzuki,Yamaha Etc I’m calling out Cycle Trader. So No mileage No stock Number no vin Don’t waste your time!!!! Unless ya wanna order a 2024!! They’re out there my 1394 bikes nationwide found 6 North Carolina, Texas and California Show less

Purchased it used to use during rainy days so not subject my Harley Street Glide to those rides! Kind of a alright bike built at a price point only the Japanese typically build, crappy suspension and frames. Strong motor though. Show less