Any Owners of the Kawasaki H2 on here.

[scunnylad]

Brilliant

Saw James Hillier's lap at the TT on the H2R
I guess he was doing 160+ when he came past us,fantastic sound,you could hear it for miles

[Stone Cold]

Good man, they look superb I reckon you'll love it but I wish I'd seen that running in link as just completed mine on the ZZR PITFA

[Biker's Nemesis]

I take it your silence regarding the wheelie means its a no go!

[moto_traxport]

RemaL said:

Well deposit is down.

Bike should be with me in the next week or 2 and can't wait

Yay! BB's got a little more interesting. Definitely the right choice vs the Ariel Honda kit bike in my opinion.

[bogie]

Great...there are a couple of H2 regulars at the local bike meet, they always look awesome. Always been a Kawasaki fan myself and had more than any other brand over the years.

Im sure it will be a different experience, thats for sure

[RemaL]

Biker's Nemesis said:

I take it your silence regarding the wheelie means its a no go!

means I can't wheelie for st and NO

[bogie]

RemaL said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

I take it your silence regarding the wheelie means its a no go!

means I can't wheelie for st and NO

I think you will definitely be able to pull wheelies very easily on the H2 ...its keeping it up in a controlled manner that might take a lot more practice

[Stone Cold]

bogie said:

RemaL said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

I take it your silence regarding the wheelie means its a no go!

means I can't wheelie for st and NO

I think you will definitely be able to pull wheelies very easily on the H2 ...its keeping it up in a controlled manner that might take a lot more practice

You're not alone, inadvertent wheelies scare the ste out of me but I would practice on something else though

[Biker's Nemesis]

bogie said:

I think you will definitely be able to pull wheelies very easily on the H2 ...its keeping it up in a controlled manner that might take a lot more practice

I think I'll be able to manage.

[bogie]

Biker's Nemesis said:

bogie said:

I think you will definitely be able to pull wheelies very easily on the H2 ...its keeping it up in a controlled manner that might take a lot more practice

I think I'll be able to manage.

We will await the pics, or perhaps there will be a run up North this summer to see the H2 in action

Read in MCN today that Kawasaki are planning a much cheaper 800cc supercharged sportsbike, 190bhp ish. Looks like they have a range of supercharged bikes planned...its the future. Something to look forward to for lower emissions, better sounding than electric anyway !

[Biker's Nemesis]

bogie said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

bogie said:

I think you will definitely be able to pull wheelies very easily on the H2 ...its keeping it up in a controlled manner that might take a lot more practice

I think I'll be able to manage.

We will await the pics, or perhaps there will be a run up North this summer to see the H2 in action

Read in MCN today that Kawasaki are planning a much cheaper 800cc supercharged sportsbike, 190bhp ish. Looks like they have a range of supercharged bikes planned...its the future. Something to look forward to for lower emissions, better sounding than electric anyway !

I bet they're all a handful.

[bogie]

Yeah, Its not like most 190bhp sports bikes are really lacking, without the addition of a supercharger

[RemaL]

haha what m wife thought when I said all my blade needs was a supercharger and then got the H2 haha

[epom]

RemaL said:

Well deposit is down.

Bike should be with me in the next week or 2 and can't wait

Nice welcome to the Green side.

[bogie]

RemaL said:

haha what m wife thought when I said all my blade needs was a supercharger and then got the H2 haha

You can explain that you *really* need to experience the improved 100-180mph acceleration of the H2....Im sure she will understand LOL

Im hoping that Spyderclub get an H2 on the fleet this year so at least I can have one for a long weekend

[Janluke]

I love this bike, too much for me on more or less every level but delighted they make it and people are buying it. Enjoy

[Baryonyx]

Biker's Nemesis said:

I bet they're all a handful.

As long as they concentrate on making them decent to ride. FI bikes faded into obscurity last time because the engineers couldn't make them as good to ride as N/A bikes.

[Steve Bass]

Baryonyx said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

I bet they're all a handful.

As long as they concentrate on making them decent to ride. FI bikes faded into obscurity last time because the engineers couldn't make them as good to ride as N/A bikes.

Electronics have come an awful long way since then.

[RemaL]

Steve Bass said:

Baryonyx said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

I bet they're all a handful.

As long as they concentrate on making them decent to ride. FI bikes faded into obscurity last time because the engineers couldn't make them as good to ride as N/A bikes.

Electronics have come an awful long way since then.

The H2 had lots of electronic toys that even my 5 year old blade never had. Amazing how things have changed in such a short time

[spareparts]

Well done, Matt - the H2 is not a bike you will see on a regular basis. Look forward to seeing it.