History of the Kawasaki Ninja ZX‑7R – Evolution To Extinction!
Discover the rise of Kawasaki’s iconic 750 cc sportbike – the Ninja ZX‑7R. From its racing roots to its road‑going legend, this is the ZX‑7R story.
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⦁ Origins: Developed from the 1988 ZXR‑7 prototype and launched as the ZX‑7 in 1989
⦁ Evolution of model codes: H → J → K → L → M → P (1996‑2003)
⦁ Homologation specials (ZX‑7R, ZX‑7RR, K‑series) built for AMA Superbike
⦁ Specs overview: 748 cc liquid‑cooled inline‑four, up to 122 bhp, 203 kg dry weight
⦁ Racing pedigree: 4× AMA championships & 1× WSBK title
⦁ Iconic traits: aluminum twin‑spar frame, Tokico six‑piston brakes, ram‑air intakes
⦁ Road vs. track: praised for front‑end precision, heavy but stable
⦁ Legacy: Discontinued 2003, replaced by ZX‑10R due to new 1000 cc class rule
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