Kawasaki’s popular GPZ900R was released in 1983 as the company’s flagship model. It debuted in Europe as the GPZ900R and was called the Ninja in the United States. The basic form of the bike has not changed greatly since its introduction. The image inherited from the air-cooled GPZ, from the sharp front area with its accentuated edges through the lines that stretch smoothly and straight to the rear, has been skillfully evolved, and Kawasaki’s first water-cooled DOHC engine firmly makes its presence felt in the center. The high level of each of the design elements and the high-speed riding performance make up the reasons for the continuing popularity of the GPZ900R over the years. This machine can truly be said to be a famous bike with its place in history. The GPZ900R is said to be THE machine that changes the history of super-sport machines. The continuous evolution of this machine, together with the living Ninja legend, still continues to sparkle vividly in the 21’s century.

This 1/12 Aoshima 2002 Kawasaki GPZ900R Ninja includes rubber tires, springs for the fork and tubing for engine hoses, etc. Kit also includes matte-chrome plated parts for forks, exhaust and engine details. Decals are included for emblems and markings.