Name: Kawasaki Ninja 650 2019
Brand: Ninja 650
Price: 5497 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

2019 Kawasaki Ninja® 650THE KAWASAKI DIFFERENCESTRONG POWER AND NIMBLE HANDLING HIGHLIGHT THE NINJA® 650 MOTORCYCLE. EXCITING AND EASY TO RIDE WITH SPORTY PERFORMANCE AND AGGRESSIVE STYLING, THE MODERN NINJA 650 STAYS TRUE TO ITS NINJA ROOTS. ROUNDING OUT THE PACKAGE, A COMFORTABLE AND ADAPTABLE UPRIGHT RIDING POSITION MAKES THE NINJA 650 AN EXCEPTIONAL EVERYDAY RIDE.Features may include:Sporty 649cc parallel-twin engine delivers smooth and responsive performance with exciting mid-range power that is felt in every gearChassis with trellis frame is light and slim, resulting in nimble handling and a more direct connection to the roadSporty front cowl and aggressive bodywork with sharp, angular lines contribute to an authentic Ninja imageOverall lightweight, low seat height and gull-arm design swingarm provides a lower center of gravity for agile handling and increased maneuverability

<h3>2019 Kawasaki Ninja® 650</h3>THE KAWASAKI DIFFERENCESTRONG POWER AND NIMBLE HANDLING HIGHLIGHT THE NINJA® 650 MOTORCYCLE. EXCITING AND EASY TO RIDE WITH SPORTY PERFORMANCE AND AGGRESSIVE STYLING, THE MODERN NINJA 650 STAYS TRUE TO ITS NINJA ROOTS. ROUNDING OUT THE PACKAGE, A COMFORTABLE AND ADAPTABLE UPRIGHT RIDING POSITION MAKES THE NINJA 650 AN EXCEPTIONAL EVERYDAY RIDE.Features may include:<ul><li>Sporty 649cc parallel-twin engine delivers smooth and responsive performance with exciting mid-range power that is felt in every gear</li></ul><ul><li>Chassis with trellis frame is light and slim, resulting in nimble handling and a more direct connection to the road</li></ul><ul><li>Sporty front cowl and aggressive bodywork with sharp, angular lines contribute to an authentic Ninja image</li></ul><ul><li>Overall lightweight, low seat height and gull-arm design swingarm provides a lower center of gravity for agile handling and increased maneuverability</li></ul>

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