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It has no room for front suspension travel..... It's just an image generated by an artist while he had his hand on his middle leg.

It would look better melted down........
oh, not that sort of rendering

For a concept pic that looks, well bloody good

cant judge a design from just one angle. The pic is certainly serving its purpose though (it gets everyone keen to see the new model)

still got them poxy mirrors with the flicker on them

I don't mind that. Does look a little front heavy though

I hate to say it...

but i think the beamer looks better

just thinking there isn't much room for the radiatar and no pillian pegs!
looks like a big lean forward to ride it.
big gap from front wheel to body. doesn't look bad though.
cloudnine9

Here is a bit of a peek at the new ZX10R

http://www.zx-10r.net/forum/showthread.php?t=90571

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOg02t-o ... r_embedded

mmmmm.......... sceptical

looks horn though

If it looks like the sketch I'm due an upgrade

I just found my new wallpaper. That thing is hawt!!

It is just a photoshopped picture so I will hold my judgement until I see what it will actually look like.
The new engine is exciting and I eagerly anticipate its performance figures (real, not claimed).
I hope there is a green and a black option as I am not one for decals as they date so quickly.

AMCN page 7 has another rendition (green and black). Like cars, they all seem to look the same these days! 2010 model discounting is looking good value as a result of hhype for the big new model.

FIRST PIC: 2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R




Kawasaki takes wraps off the 2011-specification ZX-10R ahead of its testing debut at Suzuka this month.
This is a first look of the bike Kawasaki hopes will catapult them out of Superbike mediocrity when it makes its racing debut in 2011.

Following on from a teaser sketch of the 2011-specification machine last season, the much anticipated Ninja ZX-10R has been revealed in full ahead of its first test outing around the Suzuki circuit in Japan.

While the image is not accompanied with any firm technical specifications as of yet, it is rumoured the bike has been designed with racing in mind as the company looks to overturn its reputation as the least accomplished of the current seven WSBK manufacturer entries.

The bike will undergo a rigorous testing regime ahead of its competition debut in 2011, when it will participate in World Superbikes and British Superbikes.

"What a fantastic looking, race focused machine,” said MSS Colchester's Nick Morgan, team owner of Kawasaki's lead entry in the British Superbike Championship.

“It's no secret that Kawasaki want to be back on top of racing in World Superbike and the major domestic championships such as BSB and I think this could be the machine to make that happen. Our engineers are excited to get hold of one and our riders to jump upon one."


Thanks to crash.