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kawasaki concours
kawasaki concours
kawasaki concours
kawasaki concours
kawasaki concours
kawasaki concours
kawasaki concours
kawasaki concours 14
kawasaki concours 14
kawasaki concours 14
kawasaki concours 14
kawasaki concours 14
kawasaki concours 14
kawasaki concours 14
KAWASAKI CONCOURS black
KAWASAKI CONCOURS black
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KAWASAKI CONCOURS blue
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KAWASAKI CONCOURS brown
KAWASAKI CONCOURS engine
KAWASAKI CONCOURS engine
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KAWASAKI CONCOURS green
KAWASAKI CONCOURS interior
KAWASAKI CONCOURS interior
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KAWASAKI CONCOURS red
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KAWASAKI CONCOURS silver
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KAWASAKI CONCOURS white
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kawasaki concours

The 14 ABS Kawasaki Concours is moved by a four-stroke, DOHC, liquid-cooled, four valves per cylinder, VVT engine inline-four with a displacement of 1,352cc. One the engine is fired up it gives a superb power of 102.0 lb-ft of torque accessible at 6,200 rpm. The extent that suspensions are concerned the 14 ABS Kawasaki Concours is outfitted with a front 43mm modified, telescopic fork with movable bounce back damping and spring preload, and a back tetra-lever with bounce back damping modification and remote spring preload adjuster. The bike is packed with many modern features and technologies that enhance the experience of bike riding and makes it more interesting. The Concours generates a low and mid range power but the ride offers a great comfort. The smooth riding is a positive side of this bike. The bike is meant for the experienced riders only because of this weight and complex handling.

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