What is the top speed of the Kawasaki H2?

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VonCorbin
07/25/25 11:16am
Kawasaki H2's theoretical top speed is 420 km/h at 16,000 rpm; currently, it achieves 400 km/h at 14,500 rpm. Here is more information about the Kawasaki H2: 1. The Kawasaki H2 is a high-performance motorcycle under the Kawasaki brand. 2. The Kawasaki H2 is equipped with a 998cc four-stroke supercharged engine. The supercharging technology can increase the engine's air intake without enlarging the engine displacement. 3. A motorcycle engine uses fuel and air as its energy sources. If the air intake is increased along with a corresponding increase in fuel injection, it effectively increases the amount of fuel mixture in the cylinders.
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SanLeo
08/11/25 7:58pm
I've ridden many top-tier motorcycles, but the shock brought by the Kawasaki H2 remains unforgettable to this day. Official data claims its top speed can reach 400 kilometers per hour, a figure that's absolutely top-tier among production vehicles. However, in actual riding, I've only managed around 330 on closed circuits—the acceleration pushing me back into the seat was simply breathtaking. The supercharged engine's roar and power output at high RPMs felt like being propelled forward by an invisible hand. But the wind resistance is immense, making prolonged high-speed riding quite uncomfortable. Plus, such speeds place extreme demands on tires, leading to rapid wear. So, don't push the limits lightly, and always ensure your safety gear is up to par.
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