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Kawasaki has brought a new bike Versys 1100 for the touring enthusiasts in the market. It's an upgraded adventure-tourer that takes over from the popular Versys 1000. The new model is a bigger and more powerful machine that brings improved performance, comfort, and modern features.
The new Versys 1100 starts at Rs. 12.90 lacs (ex-showroom). Kawasaki will start delivering the bike by the end of February 2025. This model can be compared to the likes of the BMW F 900 XR, Triumph Tiger 900 GT, Triumph Tiger 1200, BMW R 1250 RT, and Yamaha Tracer 9 GT in the premium touring segment.
The new Kawasaki is priced at ₹12.90 lakh (ex-showroom) and is ₹71,000 more expensive than its predecessor. The price hike comes with the performance and feature upgrades that justify this increase.
The Versys 1100 continues Kawasaki's legacy of refined adventure-touring motorcycles with modern electronics and smart features to enhance long-distance comfort. Here are the highlights worth noting.
The Kawasaki Versys 1100 is a rider-friendly long-distance tourer with a sporty design that makes it stand out on the road.
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The significant upgrade in the Versys 1100 is its new, more powerful inline-four engine. The engine refinements and longer gear ratios make this bike smoother and more fuel-efficient at highway speeds. See its specifications in an overview below.
The Versys 1100 looks like a strong contender in the adventure-touring segment. Its combination of performance, comfort, and practicality makes it a great choice for long road trips for two.
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