Prices are going to be $50000/$25000...... Too much IMO
The street trim H2 weighs 550 pounds and only puts out a little over 200 hp it will not perform like a pani with 205hp and weighs 400 pounds
I think people are missing the point of the H2 and H2R. These bikes are hyperbikes not race bikes and hence the heavy weight. You need the weight for stability at very high speeds. Ever see a drag bike that is light weight? The ZX10 is Kawi's race bike and the H2's are not meant to replace them what race can you enter with forced air induction besides drag race?. The hyper bikes are meant for one thing extreme acceleration like the Busa and ZX-14 and not to be flickable like the ZX-10.
So why not give it the geometry of a hyperbike so it would actually be good at, you know, hyperbike stuff?
So the R in H2R doesn't stand for race???? It stands for Drag race??? H2DR??
For me this bike is a huge disappointment.... a fat pig...when they have the ZX14 why bother???
I like what KHI is doing here.using technologies of optimizing performance on a 999cc engine.Not at the destination yet but on a journey.... rather than taking the easier route of increasing capacities....until it is ridden by capable hands, opinions are just any bodies guess.
this is Mk1.1, perhaps Mk2,3 or future models with better weight reduction would come, as the model build its fan over the years....Consumers of this age can be very impatient. with internet/mobile we demand everything INSTANT, IMMEDIATE,NOW........
agreed... If I were a drag racer, I would be all over this bike for the potential it has at the strip... I think the bike has already done 8's at 166 mph with Gadson aboard (the R engined version) and I could see 7's at 170 mph plus eventually..I have to agree. Give Kawi credit for stepping out of the box. This thing is a beast and should be appreciated for what it is, not what it is not... just my .02
If I were a drag racer, I would be all over this bike for the potential it has at the strip