Kawasaki India launches the all-new Eliminator cruiser motorcycle at a starting price of Rs 5.76 lakh, ex-showroom. As compared to the former model, the price is Rs 14,000 more costly. The brand announced the launch of its mid-sized cruiser bike on its social media account by highlighting the latest features and price. Additionally, this bike is imported to india as a CKD (Completely Knocked Down). Check out the latest features and details here.
Kawasaki Eliminator Design
Kawasaki fans immediately became attracted to the Eliminator because of its classic style and laid-back feel. The bike also has a strong road presence because of its exposed frame and engine parts and sinewy appearance. Retro-inspired elements like the curved fuel tank, rearview mirrors, and circular headlamps add to the overall appearance and feel.
Other notable characteristics include split seats, a broad handlebar, a 2-into-1 exhaust, all-LED lighting, and svelte turn indicators. With its natural upright riding position and forward-set foot pegs, this is going to be a great bike for long trips. In addition, the motorcycle is still available in a single colour option, which is Metallic Flat Spark Black.
Kawasaki Eliminator Performance
This Kawasaki bike is powered by the same parallel-twin, 451cc, liquid-cooled engine, similar to the Ninja 500. This engine setup produces 45 PS of power at 9,000 rpm and 42.6 Nm of torque at 7,500 rpm. Additionally, it is mated to a six-speed gearbox with a slip-and-assist clutch.
Specifications & Features
The bike is built on a Trellis frame, which is made up of high-tensile steel. Moreover, it is supported by swingarm suspension in the back and telescopic forks up front.
The 18-inch and 16-inch front and rear wheels are fitted with 130/70 front and 150/80 rear tyres, respectively. The front and rear brake setups are made up of 310 mm and 240 mm single discs, respectively. Additionally, Eliminator bike comes with dual-channel ABS as standard.
An all-digital, circular LCD instrument panel is part of the tech package. It displays a gear position and a bar-style tachometer, clock, fuel gauge, odometer, and trip meter.
With Kawasaki’s RIDEOLOGY THE APP, users may connect their smartphone to the app via Bluetooth and enjoy a variety of functions. The maintenance schedule, fuel level, ride records, and call notifications are all accessible to users. Navigation, traction control, and riding modes aren’t available, though.
Before you go, check out the 2025 Kawasaki Ninja 650 KRT Edition Launched at Rs 7.27 Lakh.
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