![Kawasaki Z900RS new colors 2022](https://d29c80i09kxy2a.cloudfront.net/custom/blog-post/original/kawasaki-z900rs-new-colors-2022-6114a7a33d87a.jpg)
Kawasaki is going to update the Z900RS soon with new colorways. Nothing major is changing anytime soon, as expected from the Japanese brand, but it is going a bit crazy with paint as of late.
The Z900RS for the 2022 model year will get a new coat of paint going into next year. Kawasaki’s answer to the Yamaha XSR 900 and the Honda CB1000R will get dressed in a black and blue colorway, similar to the 2022 colorways that Team Green is employing for its colorway updates for the Vulcan and Ninja lineup of bikes.
![Kawasaki Z900RS Blue and Black](https://d29c80i09kxy2a.cloudfront.net/custom/blog-post-photo/gallery/kawasaki-z900rs-blue-and-black-6114a806689e1.jpg)
More timeless than modern, the analog gauges are noteworthy for keeping with the more retro theme of the bike, and Kawasaki did well to keep things classy with the rather muted implementation of its brand colors, as well as a few other more notable combinations like the subtle yet eye-catching navy blue and gold.
![Kawasaki Z900RS Green and White](https://d29c80i09kxy2a.cloudfront.net/custom/blog-post-photo/gallery/kawasaki-z900rs-green-and-white-6114a81599be8.jpg)
Speaking of the colors, we’ll have three new color combinations to choose from, metallic green with a stripe of white, black with cyan and gray, and finally, the aforementioned blue and gold. In true retro fashion, the graphics are simple, and the colors are classy. In keeping with the theme of the bike. Perhaps the most interesting color would be green and white since it is a deeper and more metallic-looking tone in comparison to the traditional Kawi-green.
All that being said, this is just a colorway update. We’re not going to get an extra cylinder in there anytime soon, but why do you need it? With its 948cc inline four-cylinder engine, it pumps out 111 hp and a lot of excitement. That extra paint doesn’t move its weight either, because it’ll still sit at 215 kg and features traction control, and ABS.
The colors have been announced, and it’s only a matter of time before we start seeing these models ripping on Philippine roads and highways.
Tagged Under
Related Articles
-
Check out Kawasaki’s 2024 Ninja ZX-10RR Winter Test Edition / News
Kawasaki has unveiled the 2024 Ninja ZX-10RR Winter Test Edition in Europe.
-
Kawasaki Z650RS to get traction control for 2024 model-year / News
Kawasaki has launched the 2024 Z650RS in the global market with a new traction control system for added safety.
-
Kawasaki Ninja 7 unveiled as Team Green's first hybrid-electric model / News
Kawasaki has entered the hybrid market with the launch of the Ninja 7, a sportbike powered by both a parallel-twin engine and an electric motor.
-
Kawasaki launches electric versions of its popular Ninja and Z in the US / News
Kawasaki has unveiled its first electric models, the Ninja e-1 and Z e-1 in the US market. Could we see these bikes in the Philippines soon?
-
Kawasaki updates the Ninja ZX-25R SE in the Japanese market / News
In Japan, Kawasaki has updated the Ninja ZX-25R SE for the 2024 model-year with new colors.
Latest News
-
CFMOTO unveils the new 675SR-R / News
CFMOTO has launched the 675SR-R, a high-performance sportbike with a three-cylinder engine.
-
Feast your eyes on the new MV Agusta Superveloce 1000 Serie Oro / News
MV Agusta has released the new Superveloce 1000 Serie Oro of which only 500 will be produced. Could any of them land in the Philippines?
-
India's Ola Electric is getting ready to unveil its first electric motorcycle / News
Ola Electric has unveiled four concept electric motorcycles which are expected to launch sometime between 2025 and 2026.