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Kawasaki ZX-10R
When You’re Ready to Get Serious, We’ve Got Your Motorcycle Open class
sportbikes are all about power, and the 2010 Kawasaki Ninja® ZX™-10R continues
to set the pace, on track and off. The formula is simple, but the execution is
critical: The ZX-10R offers tremendous horsepower, but delivers it with refined
controllability through a highly evolved aluminum frame rolling on top-shelf
components developed on the track and refined for the street. Putting that power to asphalt is also critical, and significant upgrades to the six-speed transmission’s shift mechanism handle that task with even greater efficiency. Changes to the guide hole plate, shift shaft, return and set springs and shift collar all collaborate to reduce clearances at the pivot — resulting in more precise, positive gear changes every time. Smooth downshifts are enhanced by a standard, back-torque limiting clutch. The Ninja’s 998 cc / 60.9 cu-incc, four-cylinder engine continues to crank out the kind of straight-shortening power that leaves other liter bikes in its wake. Fed by a bank of four 43mm Keihin throttle bodies with two injectors per cylinder and bristling with 16 titanium valves, the ZX-10R uses a highly advanced Kawasaki Ignition Management System (KIMS) to dole out all that power with maximum control. KIMS monitors all standard fuel injection input data (engine speed, throttle position, vehicle speed, gear position and feedback from intake air temperature, intake air pressure, engine temperature and O2 sensors), but adds one more crucial wrinkle by checking for sudden changes in rpm every 0.02 seconds. Highly sophisticated, KIMS is programmed to leave control in the rider’s hands, but will retard ignition when a sudden increase in engine rpm exceeds programmed parameters.
Harley Davidson continues to tighten its belt adjusting to financial pressures. Harley is closing the test facility in Talladega, Alabama, eliminating about 100 jobs. Plans call for consolidating test operations from Talladega, Naples, Fla., and Mesa, Ariz. to the Arizona Proving Grounds in Yucca, Ariz. Harley Davidson also announced that they would be outsourcing non-core operations like small-parts stamping, sub-assembly and chrome plating, at the York, PA facility whether they decide to keep the facility open or not. Assembly, metal fabrication and painting would stay.
A track-oriented fully adjustable 43mm inverted fork and advanced rear
suspension are designed to work with the ZX-10R’s carefully tuned aluminum frame
for unparalleled feel and feedback. Diamond-like Carbon (DLC) coating on the
fork tubes reduces stiction for precise action. A four-way adjustable rear shock
includes low and high-speed compression damping, and controls the pressed
aluminum swingarm via the latest UNI-TRAK® linkage design.
Features and Benefits:
Fuel Injection
Advanced Electronic Instrumentation
2010 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R Technology
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PRECISE ENGINE CONTROL
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