Mark your calendars: Kawasaki Ninja 1100 might unveiled on October 1

Kawasaki finally has scheduled the day to unveil that much-awaited Ninja 1100 on October 1. The latest version will be a perfect combination of advanced technology and performance for one of the Ninja series. Enthusiasts read beyond its design and, most importantly, where it balances those towards daily commuting and sporty riding. The Ninja 1100 was to influence diverse categories of riders to its saddle with power, agility, and advanced features. The unveiling event should create ample excitement in the biking world.
 

Quick Highlights:

• Ninja 1100 unveiling is scheduled for October 1.
• New engine: 1,099cc inline four-cylinder engine.
• Power output decreased to 135bhp, torque increased.
• No changes in dimensions from the previous model.
• Ninja 1000 discontinued; new model expected in India.
   

Further surprise from Kawasaki has been with the plan to announce new products worldwide on October 1, and one of those is the new Ninja 1100. Details about the motorcycle have emerged ahead of its launch from a type of approval document issued in Switzerland.
 

Key Features and Expectations for the New Kawasaki Ninja 1100

The new motorcycle model has a bigger inline four-cylinder engine measuring 1,099cc, replacing the 1,043cc unit that was available earlier. More curiously, leaked information about it shows a power output of around 135bhp, down from the previous 142bhp, despite having a bigger displacement. However, torque increases slightly to 113Nm from the previous 111Nm. The new bike will also feature a marginally larger sprocket with an additional tooth, which may well enhance acceleration modestly.
 

Leaked reports, however, provide no changes in dimensions; the bike will be the same height, length, wheelbase, and weight. Still, we expect Kawasaki to change its design to better compare with its previous version. Other added electronic features are also likely since its current model lacks more of this sort. The motorcycle's body is said to be unveiled on October 1, 2024.
 

Earlier this year, Kawasaki removed the Ninja 1000 from its India website. Given that it was one of the top-selling models in the country, the new Ninja 1100 is sure to make its way here.

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