This is Jaime and her brand new 2026 Kawasaki ZX-6R. Jaime called us at Procycles Kawasaki Hornsby a few weeks ago looking for a new 2026 Kawasaki ZX-6R. At the time, the ’26 model hadn’t been released, although we were expecting to get the bikes any day. Jaime knew she wanted her bike in the KRT colours, so we made sure she was first on the list. And it wasn’t long before we were ringing Jamie to tell her it was new bike day.Jaime knows her stuff. The 2026 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R is a real SuperSport motorcycle. She chose the new colour scheme of Lime Green with Matte Grape stripes and Steel Grey highlights. Key features include a 4.3-inch TFT display, Integrated Power Modes combining Traction Control, a Quick Shifter, and the Intelligent Anti-lock Brake system. Suspension is courtesy of Showa Separate Function fully adjustable Big Piston Forks, hangingoff a Pressed aluminium perimeter frame. The Ninja ZX-6R grips the road with Pirelli Diablo Rosso IV tyres.

Phillip is a real enthusiast when it comes to all things fast. Cars or bikes. A passionate racer, he’s a regular at the track on his a 2016 R1. But after years of excitement, Phillip was ready for a new challenge. Ready for something bigger, faster, and more powerful.

That’s when he spotted our brand-new Kawasaki Ninja H2. He rang us at Procycles Kawasaki Sydney and said he was on his way to take a closer look. After lots of discussion about the bike and the possibility of trading his R1, we ran the numbers and reached a deal that Phillip was very happy with. He then took the H2 for a test ride, came back and instantly signed the paperwork.

Phillip was blown away with the Kawasaki Ninja H2’s mind-bending power. The H2’s supercharged hypersport in-line four engine pumps out 178.8 kW with Ram Air @ 11,500 rpm. And 141.7 Nm of max torque @ 11,000 rpm. All controlled by state-of-the-art electronics, and the latest Brembo Stylema brakes. It also features a Lightweight trellis frame, Fully adjustable high-performance KYB and Ohlins racing suspension, Quick Shifter, Traction Control with 9 modes, TFT colour instrumentation and Smartphone connectivity. This is real street-legal Hypersport Performance. And nobody’s catching Phillip down the back straight at the track either.