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EICMA 2025 :: Retro style and even more new tech, new Kawasaki Z900RS

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  • EICMA 2025 :: Retro style and even more new tech, new Kawasaki Z900RS

    Although at first glance it may not seem to introduce major changes, the Kawasaki Z900RS 2026 brings substantial updates. Hidden beneath its retro look — a clear homage to the legendary 1970s Z1 — come Ride-by-Wire with electronic throttle, cruise control, and electronic throttle valves.



    A new rider-assistance system based on an IMU inertial platform also debuts, featuring the Kawasaki Cornering Management Function and a bidirectional Quick Shifter. The inline-four engine has been optimised to improve smoothness at low revs without losing its liveliness at higher speeds, while the new megaphone exhaust with redesigned headers delivers a more expressive sound. On the chassis side, the Z900RS 2026 maintains a sporty setup with a 41 mm adjustable upside-down fork and a rear monoshock.

    The front brakes feature radial-mounted callipers and 300 mm discs. The standard seat height is 835 mm, with a lower 810 mm option also available. The Z900RS SE represents the top of the range, equipped with Brembo brakes, Öhlins suspension, and a USB-C port, and stands out with its Metallic Spark Black colour scheme. The Z900RS lineup is available in 70 kW and 35 kW versions.

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