Kawasaki has launched the new Versys 1100, featuring a larger engine and small improvements in power and torque, while maintaining the essence of the previous model.
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The brand has taken a different approach from the competition, focusing on comfort and performance on the road, while other manufacturers like Yamaha and Honda are investing in adventure bikes more oriented towards off-road.
The main changes include an increase in engine displacement to 1,099cc, resulting in more power (133 hp) and torque (83 lb-ft), with a higher compression ratio for better efficiency.
Although it doesn’t directly compete with models like the BMW S 1000 XR or the Ducati Multistrada V4 in terms of power, the performance of the Versys has been significantly enhanced.
Additionally, the Versys 1100 comes with technologies such as traction control, electronic suspension, and corner management, which automatically adjust the bike’s systems according to road conditions.
While it may not be an off-road adventure bike, the model retains its reputation for comfort and practicality for long-distance road trips, continuing to follow the path that has worked well for Kawasaki for decades.
Source: Ride Apart | Photos: Release Official Site – Kawasaki | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team
