The Kawasaki Ninja line up has been synonymous with performance and innovation since 1984. From beginner-friendly parallel twin commuters to limited-production supercharged hypersport machines, the Kawasaki Ninja range covers nearly every type of sport rider. Whether you are a new rider looking for your first street legal sport ninja or an experienced rider chasing extreme performance, understanding the categories makes choosing easier. How the Kawasaki Ninja Range Is Structured The Ninja range generally splits into three core segments: Sport Supersport Hypersport Each category serves a different type of rider. Sport Ninja Models: Everyday Performance These models combine agile ride characteristics with comfortable ergonomics for commuting, highway riding, and weekend rides. Ninja 300 While officially replaced by larger capacity models, this 296cc parallel twin remains a legendary gateway bike on the used market. It is ideal for new riders wanting manageable power, strong fuel efficiency, and a highly forgiving learning curve. Ninja 500 With a 451cc longer-stroke engine, the Ninja 500 improves mid-range torque compared to the previous 400. It is learner-friendly in Australia and offers more usable power for real-world speeds. Ninja 650 Often considered the most balanced all-rounder in the Kawasaki range. The full-power version delivers around 67 hp with a smooth powerband, while the LAMS-approved model is restricted to around 50 hp (38 kW) to keep learner riders legally compliant. The upright riding position and refined ergonomics make it suitable for all-day riding. Ninja 1100SX / 1000SX These models brilliantly blend sport and touring. Expect cruise control, comfortable ergonomics, and a TFT display for long-distance highway riding. The transition to the new Ninja 1100SX brings major mechanical upgrades, most notably a displacement bump to 1,099cc for significantly stronger low-to-mid range torque. It also features longer top gear ratios for highway touring, an updated quick shifter, and premium Brembo brakes and an Öhlins rear shock on the SE model. Supersport and Ninja ZX Models: Race-Ready Performance The Ninja ZX range represents Kawasaki engineering at its sharpest. Ninja ZX-4R / ZX-4RR A 399cc inline four engine that revs past 15,000 RPM. Designed for track-focused beginners, featuring sharper suspension tuning and a quick shifter on select models. Ninja ZX-6R A mid-weight supersport machine known for razor sharp handling and upgraded brakes. Built for track days and twisty roads. Ninja ZX-10R Part of the liter-class lineup. Includes aerodynamic winglets providing up to 25% more downforce. Updated to meet Euro 5+ standards for 2026. Ninja ZX-14R A hyper-capable supersport with strong straight-line performance and highway stability. These bikes feature lean sensitive traction control, cornering ABS, riding modes, and race-derived chassis design. Hypersport: The Ninja H2 Range This is where the Ninja dream bike lives. Ninja H2 Street legal, supercharged 998cc liquid-cooled four-cylinder engine delivering exhilarating acceleration and extreme performance. Ninja H2 Carbon Limited production version with premium finishes. Ninja H2 SX / H2 SX SE Sport-touring versions of the H2 platform with less aggressive riding position, radar-based adaptive cruise control, collision warnings, and heated grips. Ninja H2R Track only machine producing up to 326 hp with ram air. Not street legal. Built with championship-winning supercharged technology and advanced aerodynamics. The H2 range represents the pinnacle of Kawasaki engineering. Electric Innovation: Ninja e-1 ABS Kawasaki’s first fully electric sportbike designed for urban riders. It signals the brand’s commitment to future mobility and hydrogen combustion innovation, based on H2 development. Choosing the Right Ninja Model When selecting from the Kawasaki Ninja line up, consider: Engine size – Do you need approachable mid-range torque or extreme performance? Riding position – Upright for comfort or aggressive for track focus? Tech features – TFT dash, rider aids, quick shifter, cruise control? Experience level – New riders should avoid machines with power far exceeding skill level. For most riders in Australia: Ninja 500 and Ninja 650 suit new riders ZX-4R and ZX-6R suit track enthusiasts ZX-10R and H2 models suit experienced riders H2R is strictly for closed course use Current Ninja Models Available at Procycles The available Kawasaki Ninja models include: Ninja 1100SX SE Ninja 1100SX Ninja 650 KRT Edition LAMS Ninja 650 Full Power Ninja 650 LAMS Ninja 500 SE KRT Edition Ninja 500 Ninja 1000SX Ninja ZX-10R Ninja ZX-14R SE Ninja ZX-4R / ZX-4RR KRT Edition Ninja ZX-6R KRT Ninja H2 SX Ninja H2 SX SE Explore the Kawasaki Ninja Range at Procycles If you are considering a new Kawasaki Ninja, seeing the bikes in person makes all the difference. Procycles is one of Sydney’s most established motorcycle dealerships, with 50 years of history serving riders from Hornsby to St Peters and across the CBD and South. Whether you are looking for a learner-approved Ninja 500, a balanced Ninja 650, or a high-performance Ninja ZX or H2 SX, our team can guide you through the key features and help match the right bike to your riding experience. Explore Procycle's current Kawasaki Ninja collection here. Like you, we live to ride.