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2009 Kawasaki Concours 14 Abs on 2040-motos

$8,999
YearYear:2009 MileageMileage:36415 ColorColor: RED
Location:

Sublimity, Oregon

Sublimity, OR
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TypeType:Sport Touring PhonePhone:(866) 431-7834

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2009 Kawasaki Concours 14 ABS, Beauty and brawn balanced for exhilarating travel and comfortable styleBeauty and brawn balanced for exhilarating travel and comfortable style

With its combination of healthy power, comfortable cockpit and adept handling, the Kawasaki Concours 14 and Concours 14 ABS sliced through the sport-touring world like a Ninja s blade through warm butter. In its first year on the scene, the powerful, supersport tourer racked up a sizeable collection of shootout wins, accolades and several Motorcycle of the Year awards.

Brute strength and finesse are adjectives you don t often see used together, but the Concours 14 motorcycle doesn t bow to convention. Its prime motivator - all 1352cc of smooth fury offers the brute strength. With items like ram air induction, digital ignition, digital fuel injection and sub-throttle valve equipped throttle bodies, this four-cylinder engine s portfolio reads like a top-end racer. However, this is no high-strung track tool. The Concours 14 s engine delivers strong torque off the line, followed by an impressive mid-range surge that transitions into a top-end rush that any sportbike would be proud to call its own. It achieves this miraculous powerband via variable valve timing (VVT). VVT provides smooth power delivery free of harsh power spikes, by altering the camshaft profile to boost low-end and mid-range torque without sacrificing top-end power.

While the high-tech engine supplies the power, the Concours 14 s aluminum monocoque chassis provides a responsive platform to convert that thrust into comfortable, rapid progress. Combined with a sophisticated inverted fork and smooth, reliable shaft drive system, this agile chassis transfers the potent engine s torque to the pavement with quiet efficiency. The clean, low maintenance Tetra-Lever shaft drive utilizes a special four-link design to offset the lifting and squatting tendencies of shaft drive when the throttle is opened and closed, in-effect isolating torque from suspension action in a manner that s remarkably-similar to chain drive. The overall design of the Concours 14 s powertrain has earned critical acclaim for its ability to reliably deliver silky, lash-free thrust.

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