Kawasaki Ninja H2

And also we had the idea of me stepping out and, uh, doing the producing role, Isaac stepping in, and they're doing a bike version, maybe inviting Squid Kid back on for that.

Uh, 'cause obviously I don't know anything about motorcycles other than I want an H2.

Uh, but-

Yeah.

Kawasaki has a couple of bikes returning.

Ninja 650, the Ninja H2, which haven't been announced for the U.S. yet.

We have the...

Ducati new Supermoto, the 450.

Super practical, great weather protection, a good engine, of course.

nice handling as well actually surprisingly for a fairly large bike but I just think they could have spiced it up a little bit more with the paint for this year not needing any extra spice though I would say is the Kawasaki Ninja H2 which just this week has been confirmed as being back on the market for 2027 in the UK and Europe now we knew it was on the way because we'd seen emissions filings and those sorts of things that basically all but confirmed it was happening But yeah, Kawasaki made the full announcement with pricing and everything this week.

And so that's probably one of the first major announcements this year.

As expected, there has been a bit of a drop in peak power.

It's down to, I think, 206.

So it's lost over 20 horsepower.

And I believe that's because they fitted it with the same version of their supercharged inline four that you'll already find in the Ninja H2SX Sports Tourer and also the ZH2 naked bike.

Those bikes were already Euro 5 plus emissions compliant.

I think that China is a country with a very valuable and rich heritage, and it's something that we need to investigate further as a culture.

What would you buy? Say a Kawasaki over a CF moto based simply on Kawasaki heritage of making like the H1, the H2, the, the Ninja line, things like that.

No, that means jack shit to me.

So you would buy a product based solely on what value you perceive?

I'm very, I wouldn't say mature by any stretch of the imagination, but if I was on a set, if I was at a set of traffic lights and I could see that there was nothing, you know, it was free.

And I had a Kawasaki H2R that if I pressed the button, it went, nah, I would be like, press the button.

You can't say you wouldn't.

You would definitely go, we would, wouldn't we?

Yes.

So is having a ride height launch control needed on the road? No.

If it was on your H2R, if there is a new H2R coming and it has it, would you press it? 100%.

Even if it deactivated at 40 miles an hour, you'd go, wouldn't you? You would.