Kawasaki Eliminator 2025 Launched: A Stylish 451cc Cruiser That Beats Royal Enfield in Power and Comfort

Kawasaki Eliminator 2025 launched in India: A new king of tremendous power and comfort has come to the field

Royal Enfield has dominated the world of cruiser bikes in India for a long time. But now Kawasaki has come up with a bike that is bringing a new twist to this race. Yes, we are talking about Kawasaki Eliminator 2025, which gives a direct competition to other cruiser bikes in terms of style, technology and power.

If you are looking for a bike that is not only great in looks but also great to ride – then this new offering from Kawasaki is for you.

Will make you crazy at first glance: Design that will turn every eye

Talking about Eliminator 2025, this is such a bike that as soon as you see it, you will feel – “This is what I wanted!” Its design is a perfect combination of retro and modern.

• Round LED headlight with metal cover – both style and strength have been taken care of.
• The fuel tank is designed to remind you of old-school cruiser bikes, but the finishing and cuts on it are so sleek that this bike looks like a premium sports bike.
• The seat is very low – just 735 mm – so that even people with short height can ride it comfortably.
• The black color of the engine and exhaust gives it a stealth feel – a very royal and sporty look.

The long body, strong stance and aggressive design of the Eliminator make it different from the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 and Classic 350. If you want your bike to look different on the road, then this design is for you.

451cc powerful engine: Powerful performance on every road, be it city or highway

This bike is given a 451cc liquid-cooled parallel twin engine – which is not only powerful, but also very smooth.

• Power: Around 45 PS – that means a great pickup in every ride
• Torque: 42 Nm – that means enough power to pull the bike
• Gearbox: 6-speed transmission, which has both slipper clutch and assist clutch – which makes gear changes easy and smooth

The special thing about Eliminator is that its engine can travel long distances on the highway without hesitation and can also run comfortably in city traffic. This engine works very quietly as compared to the heavy and slightly shuddering engine of Royal Enfield.

Suppose you are planning a bike trip from Mumbai to Mahabaleshwar – then this bike will accompany you on every turn, on every climb.

This bike is made for a comfortable ride

Most people buy cruiser bikes because they are comfortable for long distances. Kawasaki Eliminator will not disappoint you in this case either.

• Its riding position is very straight and comfortable – no bending, no fatigue
• The cushioning on the seat is very good, which does not cause back pain or fatigue even on long distances
• The telescopic fork in the front and the twin shock absorbers in the rear easily handle potholes
• It has an 18-inch front tire and a 16-inch rear tire, which maintains grip and balance in riding
• For braking, there are disc brakes and dual channel ABS in both the wheels, due to which the bike stops quickly and safely even at high speeds

If you go to office daily or like to go on weekend trips, this bike will fit in every situation.

Lots of features: Technology along with style

Now the era is not just about style – smart features are also important in a bike. Kawasaki Eliminator is ahead in this matter too.

• Digital LCD instrument cluster that shows all the information clearly
• Connectivity to Kawasaki’s own Rideology app – With this you can see the bike’s data from your mobile
• USB Type-C port – Need to charge your phone during a long ride? Worry no more
• Slipper clutch – Which prevents jerks while downshifting
• Lightweight chassis – This makes the bike feel less heavy and maintains control

Nowadays when everything is becoming smart, why should your bike stay behind?

Mileage is also good, not heavy on the pocket

Bigger engine means more petrol consumption? No! Kawasaki Eliminator has proved this notion wrong.

• The company claims that this bike can give mileage of up to 30 kilometers per liter
• In real life, it easily gives between 27-30 kmpl
• Its fuel tank is of 13 liters – that is, it can cover a distance of about 390 kilometers in a full tank

If you are planning a trip from Delhi to Agra, or Bangalore to Mysore – then fill the tank once, do not worry about petrol in between.

What is the price? Is it reasonable?

The ex-showroom price of Eliminator 2025 is ₹ 5.62 lakh. This is a bit premium, but considering the features available in it and the quality of Kawasaki, it is absolutely the right price.

This is for those riders who do not want just a show-off bike, but want a cruiser that will give them a great experience for years.

Your questions, our answers (FAQs)

Q1: Is this bike better than the Royal Enfield Meteor 350?
Yes, the Eliminator offers more power, technology and a comfortable riding experience.

Q2: Can new riders ride it?
Yes, its seat height is low and the control is very easy – new riders will not have any problem.

Q3: What is its top speed?
This bike can go up to a top speed of 170 km/h – that is, no less than a sports bike on the highway.

Q4: Is it suitable for long distances?
Absolutely! The seat is comfortable, the riding position is correct and the mileage is also fine – a perfect touring bike.

Q5: Does it have a navigation system?
There is no direct turn-by-turn navigation, but through the Rideology app you can see ride data and trip info.

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