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Want a 240 HP Kawasaki Ninja H2 ?

461 views 13 replies 9 participants last post by  Retired Guy  
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#2 ·
Why settle for a measly 240 when you can have 330hp?
Not street legal, but who cares, no one will be able to catch you anyway :cool:

"All three models are powered by 998cc Inline-Four supercharged engine. On the H2 models, Kawasaki claims a peak output of 240 hp at 11,500 rpm and 104.9 lb-ft. at 11,000 rpm, while the H2R — which we remind again, is not street legal — claims 322 hp at 14,000 rpm and 121.5 lb-ft. at 12,500 rpm."

I can't even imagine what 330hp can do in a small motorcycle.
 
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Why settle for a measly 240 when you can have 330hp?
Not street legal, but who cares, no one will be able to catch you anyway :cool:

"All three models are powered by 998cc Inline-Four supercharged engine. On the H2 models, Kawasaki claims a peak output of 240 hp at 11,500 rpm and 104.9 lb-ft. at 11,000 rpm, while the H2R — which we remind again, is not street legal — claims 322 hp at 14,000 rpm and 121.5 lb-ft. at 12,500 rpm."

I can't even imagine what 330hp can do in a small motorcycle.
If you have wheelie and traction control turned on (and you really should), you'll probably never see even half that power. I suppose if you're cruising at 180 mph and want a quick roll-on to 220 mph, then yeah, probably then.
 
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You would be surprised. I think the brand matters more than the model. My Aprilia had 175hp while my new Ducati has 205hp... To my surprise the Ducati is cheaper to insure by a significant amount! Guessing more people crash Aprilia's than Ducati's.

I wouldnt be shocked to hear the H2 was cheaper to insure than my SFV4.
 
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Horribly UGLY!!! Origami experiment gone badly!!!
 
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Stay away from H2R, many, many reports of creative marketing by Kawasaki. Real-life tests shows it's only getting around 270bhp and much, much lower top-speeds than claimed.Many examples of upgraded H2 with more boost & dyno-tuning beating H2R.