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Kawasaki Ninja 1100 SX enters fifth generation for 2025

Kawasaki Ninja 1100 SX

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
October 2, 2024
in Kawasaki, Kawasaki News

2025 Kawasaki Ninja 1100 SX

Entering its 5th generation, Kawasaki’s Ninja sport-touring platform continues to be an
attractive package for supersport-minded riders who are looking for street riding excitement in a wide range of situations.

The new Ninja 1100SX delivers improved performance and new and improved features.

Kawasaki Ninja 1100 SX

An engine displacement increase combined with optimised gear ratios improves the overall power feeling, while optimised KQS, a new handlebar-mounted USB Type-C outlet, and the addition of voice commands to Kawasaki’s smartphone connectivity improve touring and everyday performance.

There is also a new SE model that offers Brembo brakes and Öhlins rear suspension.

Based on the Ninja 1000SX’s proven and well-liked engine, the Ninja 1100SX’s four-cylinder engine displaces 1,099 cc and pulls even more strongly in the low-to-mid rpm range.

Kawasaki Ninja 1100 SX

The dual-direction Kawasaki Quick Shifter (KQS) is now even easier to use, offering smoother shifting when accelerating and decelerating. It now functions from a lower minimum rpm, facilitating slower-speed gear shifts, and improving ride feel when riding at a more relaxed pace.

A number of supersport-style components contribute to the Ninja 1100SX’s sport-riding potential. Centred around an aluminium frame, an inverted front fork and Horizontal Back-link rear suspension are complemented by a supersport-style brake package.

The Ninja 1100SX features host of rider support technology dedicated to helping
riders enjoy their machine’s sport riding performance to the fullest:

KCMF
> KTRC
> KIBS
> Power Modes
> Integrated Riding Modes

Kawasaki Ninja 1100 SX

Dual Brembo front brake discs stopped by Brembo M4.32 calipers are complemented by a Brembo master cylinder and steel-braided brake lines to deliver excellent stopping power and precise braking performance.

An Öhlins S46 shock absorber at the rear provides a plush feel and ample adjustability to tailor the setup to the rider’s preferences.

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The Ninja 1100SX’s highly rigid aluminium frame offers a high degree of mass centralisation, offering a balance of agility and firm handling. The bike responds quickly to rider input, while offering an excellent ability to soak up bumps and ruts. Highly composed, the Ninja 1100SX’s superb straight-line stability and its planted feeling in corners make it easy to spend long hours in the saddle.

Improved fuel economy, longer 5th and 6th gears, and the addition of a handlebar-mounted USB Type-C outlet make longer journeys even more enjoyable. As before, an upright riding position, manageable power delivery, and surefooted handling offer the versatility for daily riding, while superb wind protection, Electronic Cruise Control and a seamlessly integrated accessory pannier system add to comfortable weekend escapes.

Kawasaki Ninja 1100 SX

The mounting system for the accessory panniers allows the panniers to be attached and removed very simply, contributing to increased convenience. Seamlessly integrating the panniers with the rear of the bike, the clean-mount system positions the panniers close to the bike centreline, its clean clutter-free design ensuring the rear of the bike still looks good with the panniers removed.

Kawasaki’s cruise control system allows a desired speed to be maintained with the simple press of a button. Once activated, the rider does not have to constantly apply the throttle.

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