Kawasaki has introduced the Eliminator in the Indian market presenting a cruiser-style motorcycle to enthusiasts. Priced at Rs 5,62,000 (ex-showroom), the Eliminator is set to compete with the Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650 bringing a new option for riders seeking a distinctive cruising experience. Bookings for the Kawasaki Eliminator have commenced, and eager customers can anticipate deliveries to begin shortly.
The motorcycle draws significant inspiration from the Ninja 400 a well-established model in India. Powering the Eliminator is a robust 451cc parallel-twin engine delivering an impressive 49bhp and 38Nm of torque. Constructed on a purpose-built steel trellis frame designed for the cruiser segment, the Eliminator features an 18/16-inch alloy wheel combination supported by telescopic forks at the front and a pair of shocks at the rear.
In terms of braking, the Eliminator is equipped with a single disc at both ends complemented by dual-channel ABS for enhanced safety. The rider-friendly design includes a manageable seat height of 735mm catering to riders of various statures. The cruiser’s modest curb weight of 176 kg despite its powerful engine adds to its maneuverability on the road. With 150mm of ground clearance, it can handle a wide range of terrains with ease.
LED illumination for the headlamp and tail lights is one of the many noteworthy characteristics of the Kawasaki Eliminator. A circular LCD panel provides the rider with important information, and the addition of dual-channel ABS ensures the finest possible braking performance. The motorcycle is presented in a single Metallic Flat Black color option emphasizing a sleek and elegant appearance.
With its combination of power, style, and features the Kawasaki Eliminator aims to capture the attention of riders looking for a distinctive cruising experience. As bookings open and deliveries commence, the cruiser market in India welcomes a new contender promising enthusiasts an exciting ride with a touch of Kawasaki’s signature performance and design.
2024-01-03 19:18:32
