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Kawasaki Ninja 400

With the new wave of Supersport racing hitting tracks around the world like a ton of bricks, it was the Japanese giants in the green corner who jumped on the bandwagon first to give us some new metal.

Now, from the outside it might look like Kawasaki have been a bit lazy: starting off with a Ninja 250, moving onto a Ninja 300, and finally giving us the 400, but for the baby Ninja it really wasn’t a case of just plastering some added

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