This feature highlights a bike that caught our attention from the MY BIKE section of the Webike Community. This time, we're featuring the KAWASAKI "Ninja ZX-25RR," owned by "Nanase."
Ninja ZX-25RR (250cc) Owner: Nanase
The Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25RR is a supersport model equipped with a rare inline-four engine in the 250cc class. Its key features include an engine characteristic that smoothly revs up to high RPMs and a genuine chassis structure designed with circuit riding in mind. Notably, it boasts modern rider support functions such as an electronic throttle, traction control, and a quick shifter. It is highly regarded by riders who remember the 250cc four-cylinder boom of the past as a model that allows them to experience "the excitement of those days" revived with the latest technology.
Owner Introduction
Nanase, the owner featured today, affectionately calls their ZX-25RR "EL-go" and cherishes it. They were captivated by the four-cylinder sound emanating from the exhaust and chose it as their touring companion. The coloring, reminiscent of the retro GPZ400R, and the enjoyment of the exhilarating high-RPM experience are palpable.
■ Reasons for Purchase, Usage, and Comparison Models
・The sound of the exhaust made my heart race.
・Light touring.
・No comparison models as 250cc four-cylinders don't exist.
■ Strengths
・Feels great from around 8000rpm.
・The Lime Green is cute, and the white and blue stripes remind me of the GPZ400R, making it retro-cute.
■ Weaknesses
・1st and 2nd gears don't move at all, which is to be expected.
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■ Advice for Prospective Buyers
・The recommended break-in procedure is within 4000rpm up to 200km, and within 6000rpm up to 400km. If you follow this, the speed will only reach 40km and 60km respectively, making it a hellish experience.
・It might be a bike for extremely masochistic people to enjoy, haha.
■ Future Customization Plans
・Maybe a dashcam.
Check Out Ninja ZX-25RR User Reviews Too
If you're interested in other owners' opinions and evaluations of the ZX-25RR, be sure to check out the posts published on the Webike Community.
This was Nanase, thoroughly enjoying the four-cylinder sound and retro atmosphere of "EL-go."
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