Kawasaki, the Japanese automobile giant, has recently released a teasing commercial video which has been rolling all over the internet. The video showcase some glimpses of the upcoming Ninja motorcycle which is named as Kawasaki Ninja H2 Vol. 1. Well, what kind of motorcycle it would be nobody knows, it could be a completely new series carrying a name of Kawasaki Ninja H2 or it might belong to the existing Ninja Series with some mechanical changes.
However, the manufacturer hasn't spoken anything regarding the Kawasaki Ninja H2. Apart from the motorcycle's name, nobody knows anything about the upcoming motorcycle. The company has announced that they will be going to display the Ninja H2 at the INTERMOT motorcycle show, which will be going to held at Cologne, coming month. The company has also promised to release another video on the coming Wednesday, i.e. 3rd September, 2014.
Regarding the upcoming motorcycle, Kawasaki Ninja H2, the manufacturer informed that, "With cutting-edge performance recognized as a core element of the Kawasaki worldwide DNA, the company will showcase yet another ground-breaking motorcycle at the INTERMOT Motorcycle Show in Cologne starting on Sept 30th. A motorcycle "Built Beyond Belief".
Drawing on skills and experience from experts within not just the company's motorcycle division but across its aerospace, gas turbine and other high-technology contemporary manufacturing disciplines as well, Kawasaki is anticipating huge international interest in the project that has evocatively been christened Ninja H2. Harnessing the power of the Kawasaki manufacturing group "collective strength", the H2 will represent a unified engineering and state of the art technology approach.
Capturing the spirit of the 750cc Mach IV H2 that, along with the 500cc three cylinders H1 and all-conquering 903cc Z1 Super Four, epitomised Kawasaki's market defining performance image, the Ninja H2 project is set to add yet another name to the roll call of machines that embody Kawasaki's performance and engineering expertise while changing the motorcycle landscape forever."