At 590 lbs, the H2 SX is certainly not a lightweight sportbike. Compare it to something like Kawasaki's own 463-pound ZX-10R ...

Ever since Kawasaki announced the original supercharged H2 I've been itching to have a go on one of these forced induction ...

Round prices announced for Kawasaki’s latest weapons in the hypersport class see the new Ninja bikes offered for less money than initially expected. Now, don’t expect the Ninja H2 or the Ninja H2R to ...

From August 11th to the 18th, 2018, the Bonneville Salt Flats will welcome speed junkies of all types during the aptly named Speed Week. While a number of records have been set at the famed slat track ...

Kawasaki has been releasing teaser videos of the H2 over the past couple of weeks hinting that the supercharged green machine could be the world’s fastest … and hottest! (Check out the latest video at ...

The idea of a sport touring motorcycle is to be the best of both worlds offering the advantages of both a high-performance sport bike and a comfortable touring bike. We have no doubt the new Kawasaki ...

As expected, Kawasaki has unveiled a “touring” version of its supercharged H2 super bike called the H2 SX, but also added some surprises. The Japanese company recently stole the Tokyo Motor Show with ...

Kawasaki's H2 is the much-awaited road-going version of the 300-horsepower H2R unveiled at Intermot. It won't have any more horsepower than the numerous race-bred bikes shown elsewhere at EICMA, but ...

From its signature silver mirror paint job and sci-fi looks, to its electric green trellis frame and Ninja star wheels, Kawasaki's H2 is all about shock and awe. And none of it shocks more than when ...

When launched three years ago, the H2 was an elegant artwork of supreme violence making 207 hp, more power than any of the superbikes in competition then. Then came the rest of the chaps who caught on ...

Customizing a beloved classic motorcycle can be a bit of a minefield. While there’s a big difference between modifying an original Vincent and a Kawasaki, it’s still hard not to wince at the thought ...