In 1996, Kawasaki had produced over 10 million motorcycles. This was a testament of Kawasaki’s ability to control quality, improve performance and meet the ever changing needs of the consumer on a wide range of levels. Motorcycle fairings can be found on a variety of their models, while many other models are “naked” and do not offer fairing protection.

Kawasaki family has a wide array of models in their lineup, of which ZX-6R and ZX-10R are the most widely used. Kawasaki bodyworks are often noted as being some of the most aggressive and edgy. One of their most edgy and popular sport bikes being that of the ZX6R. The ZX-6R was produced and released in 1995, very similar looks to ZX9R. Years later, what would become Kawasaki’s staple product. Introduced in 2004, the ZX-10R hit the market. Offering an ultra-narrow chassis, light weight. Other popular models offered by Kawasaki include that of the ZX14R, and a variety of Ninja models like the Ninja 250R and Ninja 300.