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| production = 2002–2009
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| class = MotoGP
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}}The Ninja ZX-RR is a race bike from Kawasaki, which raced in the MotoGP world championship. The bike made its debut towards the end of the 2002 MotoGP season with riders Australia's Andrew Pitt and Japan's Akira Yanagawa. In 2004 Shinya Nakano joined the team and got ZX-RR's first podium with a third place at the Japanese Grand Prix. In 2005, Olivier Jacque scored a second place at the Chinese Grand Prix. The next year Nakano finished second at the Dutch TT. In 2007, Randy de Puniet scored a second place at the Japanese Grand Prix. In 2008 John Hopkins and Anthony West rode the machine. The ZX-RR struggled in 2008, with the best results being two fifth-place finishes from John Hopkins in Portugal and Anthony West in Brno. Hopkins and West blamed both a lack of feeling in the front end and rear traction on corner exit. Previous ZX-RRs have been difficult to ride, but beyond the limited statements by the riders it is unclear what the problems with the 2008 bike were. At the end of the 2008 season, Kawasaki announced its retirement from the MotoGP world championship. Riders2002: Andrew Pitt
2003: Garry McCoy, Alex Hofmann, Andrew Pitt
2004: Shinya Nakano, Alex Hofmann
2005: Shinya Nakano, Olivier Jacque, Alex Hofmann
2006: Shinya Nakano, Randy de Puniet
2007: Randy de Puniet, Anthony West, Olivier Jacque, Fonsi Nieto (1 race), Akira Yanagawa (1 race)
2008: John Hopkins, Anthony West, Jamie Hacking (1 race)
2009: Marco Melandri Hayate Racing Team
2014: Héctor Barberá (starting 13 races) and Mike Di Meglio Avintia Racing[1]Specifications| 2006 | 2007-2008 |
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| Engine |
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| Type | Kawasaki four-stroke |
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| Configuration | Inline four-cylinder |
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| Induction System | DOHC, four valves per cylinder | DOHC Pneumatic system, four valves per cylinder |
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| Displacement | 990 cc | 798 cc |
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| Fuel | Elf Moto 4S GP 102 RON unleaded |
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| Lubricants | Elf Vent Vert Saeryoku 冴強 10W-50 Kawasaki genuine racing oil |
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| Lubrication | Wet sump |
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| Fuel System | Electronic Fuel Injection |
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| Exhaust System | Four-into-two-into-one | Titanium, four-into-two-into-one |
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| Maximum Power | 240|bhp|abbr=on}} | 200|bhp|abbr=on}} |
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| Maximum Speed | 320|km/h|abbr=on}} | 300|km/h|abbr=on}} |
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| Transmission |
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| Gearbox | Six speed, cassette type |
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| Primary Drive | Gear |
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| Clutch | Dry multi-plate slipper clutch |
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| Final Drive | Chain |
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| Chassis |
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| Frame | Aluminium twin-spar |
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| Front Suspension | Inverted telescopic forks |
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| Rear Suspension | Monoshock | Unit-trak Monoshock |
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| Steering Damper | Hydraulic Adjustable |
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| Bodywork | Carbon Fibre |
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| Wheels | Front: 16.5 inch
Rear: 16.5 inch |
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| Tires | Bridgestone |
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| Brakes |
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| Front | 2 x 314 mm carbon discs, 2 x radial mount, monoblock, four piston calipers |
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| Rear | 1 x 203 mm ventilated steel disc, 1 x four piston caliper | 1 x 200 mm ventilated steel disc, 1 x two piston caliper |
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| Dimensions |
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| Wheelbase | Variable | 1460|mm|in | abbr=on} |
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| Overall Length | 2090|mm|in | abbr=on} | 2080|mm|in | abbr=on} |
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| Castor (Rake/Trail) | Variable |
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| Seat Height | {{convert|850|mm|in | abbr=on} |
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| Dry Weight | 145|kg|lb | abbr=on} | 148|kg|lb | abbr=on} |
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| Fuel Capacity | 22|l|abbr=on}} | 21|l|abbr=on}} |
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| Key Suppliers |
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Fuel: Elf
Lubricants: Elf
Tires: Bridgestone
Brakes: Brembo
Exhaust System: Akrapovic
Data Acquisition System: 2D Datarecording
Suspension: Öhlins
Clutch: FCC
Spark Plugs: NGK
Sprockets: AFAM
Chain: EK | |
Note 1. ^Bike badged as the Avintia GP14, reportedly based on the 2007-2009 body with some input from Kawasaki.
External links - {{Citation |url= http://kawasaki-motogp.com/zxrr/|title= Kawasaki Racing Team ZX-RR (official site) }}{{dead link|date=September 2016|bot=medic}}{{cbignore|bot=medic}}
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