https://www.cycleworld.com/kawasakis-20 ... lt&src=syn most powerful sport tourer you can buy.
Can we call it hypersport tourer? Sets it off from the “sport tourer” category ;)
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Re: Cycle World review ;)
And yes the seat is a problem for more than 1h ride.
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Re: Cycle World review ;)
Seats are fairly cheap to upgrade, so overall I'd say this was a pretty positive review. Not sure how I feel about him pitching it as a supercar equivalent. I'd rather think of it as a super saloon.
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