2024 Model Year Colours Candy Medium Red Metallic Phantom Silver / Metallic Matte Carbon Grey Ebony / Metallic Matte Carbon Grey The Kawasaki Z650RS combines Retro style with modern Sports technology. Distinctive styling notes like a classic round LED headlight, needle instrumentation, 70’s influenced bodywork and colours, plus a twin-cylinder engine, create a stunning neo-retro…
Kawasaki’s new Z650RS mixes retro styling with cutting-edge sports technology. A traditional circular LED headlight, needle instruments, bodywork and colours inspired by the 1970s, and a twin-cylinder engine combine to produce a striking neo-retro segment reference point. With its distilled spirit of RETROVOLUTION, the Kawasaki Z650RS is sure to impress all riders. Relaxed Riding Position…
Great Deal on our remaining 2023 Z650 RS models Kawasaki’s new Z650RS mixes retro styling with cutting-edge sports technology. A traditional circular LED headlight, needle instruments, bodywork and colours inspired by the 1970s, and a twin-cylinder engine combine to produce a striking neo-retro segment reference point. With its distilled spirit of RETROVOLUTION, the Kawasaki Z650RS…
Boasting a 588cc liquid-cooled twin-rotor Wankel engine, the Norton F1 was the road-legal version of the dominating 588cc rotary powered racing motorcycles. Taking countless wins across British road racing, the RC588, RCW588 and NRS588 were victorious across both British Superbikes and the Isle of Man TT in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Based on…
In 1972, Norton created a 750 works race bike to compete in the Formula 750 category, with riders including Peter Williams, Phil Read, Tony Rutter, Mick Grant and David Aldana. Claiming victories in the British 750cc Championship, the F750 Isle of Man TT and of course the Transatlantic Trophy, the red, white, and blue racing…
One of the most successful British racing motorcycles in history, the Norton Manx was developed in 1937, and produced until 1962, making it one of the longest-running production racing motorcycles. A key participant in both international Grand Prix and privateer racing, the Manx claimed victory in 13 Isle of Man TT races and continued to…
The Norton Energette was Norton’s first step in the motorcycle world. Created in 1902 by founder James Lansdowne Norton and produced until 1906, the Energette used Norton’s own design of bicycle frame accompanied by a 142cc Clément engine and two-speed Sturmey Archer gearbox. Whilst a devil to ride by modern standards, the Energette – with…
2024 Model Year Colours Candy Green £12,099 Metallic Diablo Black £11,799 There’s no place for fake in the lifestyle you choose. Kawasaki alone has the heritage to deliver yesterday’s values to today’s riders in a truly authentic Modern Classic bike. The visceral spirit of a 1970s legend – Kawasaki’s original king of cool Z1 –…
2024 Model Year Colours Candy Medium Red Metallic Phantom Silver / Metallic Matte Carbon Grey Ebony / Metallic Matte Carbon Grey The Kawasaki Z650RS combines Retro style with modern Sports technology. Distinctive styling notes like a classic round LED headlight, needle instrumentation, 70’s influenced bodywork and colours, plus a twin-cylinder engine, create a stunning neo-retro…
THE BRITISH ICON REDEFINED The Norton Commando is one of the few motorcycle brand names that has endured. When it was first released in 1967, it established a new benchmark for British motorcycles. Because of the Commando’s superior class, it won the title of “Machine of the Year” for the following five years in a…