THE Kawasaki updates the Ninja ZX-10R with targeted interventions in aerodynamics, electronics and chassis. The engine 998 cc in-line four-cylindernow in accordance with the standard Euro 5+ and equipped with a second oxygen sensorremains unchanged.

The main novelty is the new aerodynamic wingswhich increase downforce by 25%ensuring greater stability and precision when cornering.

The suspensions Showa BFF and BFRC Lite remain, but with optimized tuningssuch as some frame geometries were reviewed. Furthermore, the Öhlins steering damper now becomes standard equipment also on the ZX-10Rand not just in the version RR intended for competition — the latter continues to count on Pankl titanium connecting rods and pistons.

The front braking system maintains Brembo M50 calipers, 330mm discs and radial pumpwhile the Bridgestone Battlax RS12 tires debut as original equipment.

The new 5 inch color TFT panel introduce voice commands and turn-by-turn navigationwhich may be connected via Bluetooth to the cell phone through the application Rideology.

THE Honda XL750 Transalp 2026 takes the stage at EICMA equipped exclusively with the innovative E-Clutch electronic system. This technology automatically controls the operation of the clutch without the driver having to operate the leverwhich, however, stays in its place.

Other news for the model 2026 include a lower protection (skid plate) now installed as standardand fully adjustable Showa suspensions.

THE Honda XL750 Transalp 2026 fulfills the Euro 5+ standard. Your in-line twin-cylinder engine debit 92 horsepower and 75 Nm of torqueand a 35 kW versioncompatible with letter A2.

The system Throttle By Wire offers six driving modesbeing two fully customizable. The driver can choose between five levels of HSTC traction control (integrated with front wheel lift control), three power delivery levels and three levels of engine braking.

THE frame is steelwhile the braking system has 310mm front discs and two-piston calipers.

Completing the technical set are the spoke rimswith 21 inches forward and 18 inches behind.

THE Honda XL750 Transalp 2026 will be made available in three new colorsall with updated and exclusive graphics.