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2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R, 2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R, White/Ebony, must see!! 2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R Pound for Pound, the Mightiest Middleweight Sportbike in History Technological tour de force. That s the only way to describe the original Ninja® 600 sportbike of 1985. Packing a liquid-cooled 16-valve inline-four (the first ever in a middleweight streetbike), wraparound twin-spar frame, anti-dive fork and aesthetics snatched right from the Grand Prix circuit, the original ZX600-A1 was a dominant, bigger-than-life middleweight. Apparently, some things never change. The 2011 ZX -6R carries that tradition of middleweight dominance to a staggering level (one that would ve blown minds in 1985). And in today s ultra-competitive 600 supersport market, where technology, racetrack success and streetbike acumen can change dramatically year by year, that s saying a lot. Don t believe us? Then ask the many top-level magazines and web sites that picked the current-spec ZX-6R as Best Middleweight. It was an absolutely dominating 600 shootout performance and one sure to be replicated in 2011 due to the ZX-6R s track-honed DNA and seamless all-around capability. That DNA begins with a 16-valve, DOHC inline-four engine that s everything a top-shelf middleweight powerplant should be: supremely powerful, smooth, and blessed with hammer-like reliability. Critics everywhere agree the ZX-6R runs and performs like a larger-displacement motorcycle, and one that packs a rolling chassis that out-handles and out-suspends all others. It s a perfect combination for street riders, track day junkies and racers alike, a flexibility that helps explain its many 600 comparo victories. It all starts with the ZX-6R s jewel-like engine, a 599cc assemblage of everything Kawasaki knows about powerplant building, and the result of untold hours of testing and refinement garnered from dyno room to racetrack and back again. Squeezing big power from small displacement has been a Kawasaki forte for many years, from the 350cc A7 Avenger to the 500cc H1, and from that first Ninja 600 to this latest ZX-6R, class leading power is a Kawasaki sportbike birthright.
