Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R

Kawasaki · 33 model years · 1995-2027 All Kawasaki models →

Kawasaki's ZX-6R has been the green contender in the 600 supersport class since the mid-1990s. Unlike Honda and Yamaha, Kawasaki often sold a 636cc road bike alongside or instead of a 599cc race homologation model, giving road riders extra mid-range without losing the four-cylinder top end.

The 636s of the early 2000s were street favourites, and later generations from 2009 and 2013 added Big Piston forks, stronger brakes and electronics. After a pause in some markets, Kawasaki brought back the 636cc ZX-6R for 2019 and kept developing it into the mid-2020s with a TFT dash, traction control and Euro 5 tuning. Rivals include the Honda CBR600RR, Yamaha R6 and Triumph Daytona.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2027	636 cc	124 hp	198 kg	830 mm	47
2026	636 cc	127 hp	179 kg	831 mm	56
2025	636 cc	122 hp	191 kg	830 mm	56
2024	636 cc	122 hp	191 kg	831 mm	55
2023	636 cc	126.2 hp	191 kg	830 mm	56
2022	636 cc	126.2 hp	191 kg	830 mm	56
2021	636 cc	126.2 hp	191 kg	830 mm	56
2020	636 cc	126.2 hp	191 kg	830 mm	55
2019	636 cc	126.2 hp	191 kg	830 mm	55
2018	636 cc	126.2 hp	191 kg	815 mm	56
2017	636 cc	126.2 hp	191 kg	815 mm	55
2016	636 cc	131 hp	191 kg	831 mm	55
2015	636 cc	131 hp	191 kg	831 mm	54
2014	636 cc	131 hp	191 kg	831 mm	52
2013	636 cc	114.5 hp	191 kg	831 mm	52
2012	599 cc	107.8 hp	191 kg	815 mm	48
2011	599 cc	107.8 hp	191 kg	815 mm	48
2010	599 cc	107.8 hp	191 kg	815 mm	47
2009	599 cc	107.8 hp	191 kg	820 mm	47
2008	599 cc	107.8 hp	167 kg	820 mm	50
2007	599 cc	107.8 hp	191 kg	826 mm	46
2006	599 cc	107.8 hp	164 kg	820 mm	44
2005	636 cc	114.5 hp	161 kg	825 mm	47
2004	636 cc	125 hp	161 kg	825 mm	47
2003	636 cc	117 hp	161 kg	825 mm	48
2002	636 cc	–	182 kg	820 mm	44
2001	599 cc	111 hp	172 kg	830 mm	44
2000	599 cc	112 hp	170 kg	790 mm	43
1999	599 cc	107 hp	182 kg	820 mm	43
1998	599 cc	105 hp	182 kg	810 mm	44
1997	599 cc	105 hp	182 kg	810 mm	45
1996	599 cc	105 hp	182 kg	810 mm	45
1995	599 cc	105 hp	182 kg	810 mm	43