Kawasaki Sport Touring Motorcycles

Kawasaki is well-known for making tough bikes and legendary Z1, made the fastest production bike of the time, and KZ1000 reigned AMA superbike championship in '77 and '78. The TV show "The Chips" made their cop bike KZ1000P famous and it was still in production till 2005.

Kawasaki Sport Touring Motorcycles~Kawasaki Concours -Kawasaki 1400GTR
The Kawasaki Concours is a 1000 cc or 1400 cc sport touring motorcycle manufactured since 1985 by Kawasaki.

Kawasaki announced a new generation Concours In September 2006, know as the Concours 14 in the USA, or 1400GTR in other markets. Introduced in September 2007, the new bike is based on the ZX-14 platform with features similar to the original Concours – an inline-4 engine, luggage, shaft drive and a full fairing.

In addition to optional ABS, the new bike offers an electrically controlled screen, an innovative pass-key system, and a sophisticated rear suspension-drive system known as Tetralever – not unlike BMW's Paralever and Moto Guzzi's CARC rear suspensions – to handle the conflicting drive and suspension forces (known as shaft effect) typical when shaft-driven motorcycles carry powerful engines.

Kawasaki Sport Touring Motorcycles~Kawasaki Concours-Kawasaki 14 ABS-LE

Kawasaki has recalled 2008 through 2012 Concours 14 sport-touring motorcycles due rear-brake issues; Kawasaki says 13,289 motorcycles are affected.
Kawasaki Concours 14 has started making motorcycle policeman based in order to compete in the market in 2010 and called Concours 14 ABS-LE. LE stands for law enforcement services.

According to Kawasaki, the Concours 14 ABS Police "lead the segment in safety acceleration, handling and braking." Other bikes in this category include the BMW R1200RT-P, Honda and Harley Davidson ST1300PA FLHTP. It's tighter turning radius and custom equipment for the maintenance of law, including adjustable speedometer, a second wiring harness with 12 fused circuits and a separate battery dedicated to. Add electronics.And more appealing to the police in any country