KAWASAKI Eliminator Models/Series Timeline, Specifications & Photos
First production year: 1985
The Kawasaki Eliminator 252 is one of the famous models from this manufacturer among motorcyclists. Thanks to their low seating position and playful handling, handling with it is very easy. Ideal for city and shorter off-shore trips. For larger jumps, the engine power of 30 hp, which the water-cooled twin provides at 12.500 rpm, falls somewhat short.
The Kawasaki Eliminator 125 is the smallest cruiser type motorcycle sold over the Ocean today. It's a good looking bike for the most part, and a lot of people have a hard time believing it only has a 125cc engine.
The 1992 Kawasaki 250 Eliminator is a well built, if fairly basic, machine. Bodily, there’s plenty of chrome to keep shiny and, if cared for, it should last well. The Kawasaki 250 Eliminator's engine is superb at what it does and few owners have problems with it whilst the front brake is particularly adept.
The Eliminator 250 is labeled as a "lightweight sports-cruiser, with long and low dragger styling".
Even if the first Eliminator bike was produced in 1985, Kawasaki launched multiple different ZL models depending on their displacement: 1000cc, 600cc, 500cc, 400cc.
Even if the first Eliminator bike was produced in 1985, Kawasaki launched multiple different ZL models depending on their displacement: 1000cc, 600cc, 500cc, 400cc.
Even if the first Eliminator bike was produced in 1985, Kawasaki launched multiple different ZL models depending on their displacement: 1000cc, 600cc, 500cc, 400cc.
Even if the first Eliminator bike was produced in 1985, Kawasaki launched multiple different ZL models depending on their displacement: 1000cc, 600cc, 500cc, 400cc.
The ZL 900 is a cruiser motorcycle based on the famous ZL bike also manufactured by Kawasaki. The ZL 900 model was only kept in production for one year, between 1985 and 1986.