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Kawasaki to launch 2 new models
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Written by Fran Newton, 24/09/09
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Motorcycle brand Kawasaki is launching two new 125cc machines at the forthcoming Motorcycle Show in Birmingham.
The new KLX125 and D-Tracker supermoto 125 will be unveiled to UK bike insurance policyholders at the event in November and are set to be powered by the firm's all-new air-cooled engine, reports MotorcycleNews.com.
Japanese consumers already have access to the D-Tracker model in a 250 form, helping the brand develop a cult following.
"Our research with customers and dealers told us that widening of the Kawasaki range appeal with bikes such as the ER-6n and KLX250 have attracted new riders to the brand," commented Kawasaki's UK sales and marketing manager, Michael Johnstone.
He went on to tell the website that the brand is looking to attract consumers who are completely new to motorcycling.
"The KLX125 and D-Tracker 125 will be perfect as first bikes and ideal as an introduction to motorcycling with Kawasaki," Mr Johnstone concluded.
Bike insurance policyholders planning to attend the event can get their tickets now. The show runs between November 27th and December 6th.
Those attending will have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of British manufacturer Norton's latest new models - the 961 Commando and the Cafe Racer Commando.
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