Which bike termed the Widowmaker?

Kawasaki 750cc Mach IV
Named the Kawasaki 750cc Mach IV. Of all the world’s production models, it’s the fastest thing on two wheels….The original Kawasaki H2 aka The Widow Maker.

What is the most powerful 2-stroke motorcycle?

Kawasaki actually made its name in the US thanks to such bikes, Hagerty reports. Before the KZ900 LTD power cruiser, Kawasaki’s most-powerful production bike was the 2-stroke H1 Mach III. In fact, when it was released in 1969 as a CB750 rival, it was the most powerful production bike in the world, Autoweek reports.

When did the Kawasaki triple motorcycle come out?

Jump to navigation Jump to search. The Kawasaki triples were a range of 250 to 750 cc (15 to 46 cu in) motorcycles made by Kawasaki from 1968 to 1980.

Is the Kawasaki H2 a two stroke bike?

If a bike had enough of a reputation in its day then there will always be riders who will at some point decide they wanted that bike they couldn’t afford at the time. In the case of 70s two-strokes, that bike is the Kawasaki H2. The last decade has seen prices for Kawasaki’s big capacity two-stroke triple rise dramatically.

Where did the two stroke Kawasaki motorcycle come from?

Anyone with some two-stroke understanding could let a bit of genie out to accomplish great things, but being much too big for the bottle, that genie could also destroy a lot of parts. After the end of the 1971 racing season the magazines were full of rumors about the two monster two-strokes coming from Japan.

How much does a Kawasaki H2 triple cost?

The last decade has seen prices for Kawasaki’s big capacity two-stroke triple rise dramatically. A bike in good usable condition, that only a handful of years ago would have cost less than £1500, will now cost around £5000. If the bike is in good original condition then that’s more likely to be pushing around £7000.