Motorcycles like the 321 hp Kawasaki Ninja H2R are in a whole different league with forced induction and a top speed of 250 mph, but they're also not road-legal. On the street, the formidable 'Busa ...

The H2R has an MSRP of $58,100 — a higher starting price than many new cars, and it isn't meant for use on public roads. So, assuming that most riders won't have the budget for a track-only, 300 ...

But at that point, the Ninja H2R is just warming up. With its four-cylinder engine capable of spinning to a heady 14,000 rpm (the Hayabusa redlines at 11,200 rpm), the Kawasaki explodes to 180 mph ...

Kawasaki's Ninja H2R is surely an extraordinarily fast motorbike. But is it also the world's heading for 60 mph, or do others grab that banner?

Q. I have a Kawasaki Ninja H2R. Can you tell me long ride on this bike better or not? 16.4K Views 21 Answers ...

I managed to get Steve Sarafini, the bike's builder, on the phone this morning and he filled me in on the bike's progress so far. The dyno they're using is actually owned by the bike's owner, Don ...

The folks from Big CC Racing have developed a this manic Busa which doubles as a road legal bike by day and a drag bike by night. Sounds like Batman’s weekend “fun” bike. Maybe he’s having ...

Kawasaki Ninja H2R Owns 1200 HP Bugatti Veyron SS on the Half-Mile Strip Published: 19 May 2015, 09:59 UTC • By: Florin Tibu 1 photo ...