#KawasakiNinjaZx-10r

Despite winning the 2015 World Superbike championship in dominant fashion with Jonathan Rea, and the 2013 title before that with Rea’s teammate Tom Sykes, Kawasaki isn’t resting on its laurels when it comes to its aging Ninja ZX-10R platform and today announced its successor in the 2016 Ninja ZX-10R. Since the current platform’s release in 2011, its European rivals have upped the bar in the literbike wars considerably, and with Yamaha’s introduction of the new YZF-R1 last year, the battle for literbike supremacy is tighter than ever. Now, Kawasaki believes it has a contender more than able to take on this stacked field.

Picture this: you’ve packed up the RV and the family, and you decide to travel to Northern Ontario for a weekend of relaxation. Instead of heading to your regular campground, you decide to mix things up a bit and head to the dragway. Yep – you read right, the dragway. Camping, family togetherness and motorcycle racing are all available at King of the North Dragway and Event Park, located 15 minutes east of North Bay, Ontario.

For an apples to apples comparison, the 18 year old would generally pay around 75% more than the 30 year old for the same bike. In reality, the difference would be greater if, for example, the 30 year old is married or is a homeowner and the 18 year old is not. In terms of the dollar amount this would generally translate to, it will depend on the age of the bike and the type and amount of coverage desired. On average, for a new Ninja ZX-10R ABS with full coverage, the difference in premium between the 18 year old and the 30 year old might come to around $500 a year, but so many other factors come into play, so this is just a rough estimate. Consulting with your local agent or current insurance provider is a great way to get the specific numbers for your situation.