Kawasaki is a company of many faces. It builds dirt bikes and off-road mules. It builds go-fast UTVs and workman ATVs. There's also supercharged superbikes and classically-styled cafe racers. And it builds VTOL drones powered by those same supercharged superbike engines.
There's also a horse—of course, of course.
And while I know all these things, and RideApart's covered all these things, I still get amazed and bewildered whenever Kawasaki announces it's entering a new, weird space in mobility and transportation that's outside its Ninja sportbike line. Maybe because that was my first motorcycle, maybe because I'm still not used to its diversification?
