Mini Ninja Style: KAWASAKI Z125 PRO Custom
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Here is a "KAWASAKI Z125 PRO" custom by Webike community user "ackey". The Z125 PRO is a nimble super naked motorcycle that, despite its compact size, exudes a commanding presence wherever it goes. The owner is thoroughly satisfied, remarking, "It performs impressively not only on the street but also on winding downhill paths and even off-road." For those looking to tackle mountain rides or long-distance touring, the owner advises addressing two key issues early on: upgrading the front brakes and finding a solution for seat discomfort.
To enhance braking performance, the owner installed a Brembo Brake Caliper paired with a G-Craft Brembo 4P Caliper Support. To tackle seat discomfort, an EFFEX GEL-ZAB seat cushion was added, topped with an SP Takegawa Airflow Seat Cover. This combination not only improved the bike’s aesthetics but also further enhanced cushioning and reduced road vibration. The rear suspension was upgraded to the NITRON Mini Shock, a modification the owner had long anticipated. The stunning turquoise blue of the suspension not only lifts the owner's spirits but it also brings a clear improvement in ride quality.
One standout feature of this build is the use of the DOREMI COLLECTION MININJA Exterior Set, transforming the Z125 PRO into a "Mini Ninja." Only the upper cowl was installed, and it was professionally painted for a seamless finish. To complete the Ninja-inspired look, a Ninja tank pad was also added.
With the stock steps positioned too far forward, the owner couldn't achieve proper knee grip, so he installed the STRIKER Special Step Kit to solve this issue. This setup pairs well with the HURRICANE Forward Condor Handlebars. The handlebar change also made the riding position more comfortable, getting rid of the cramped feeling. The more forward lean also helped him feel more connected to the bike, making the ride easier to control.
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Hakuyo
A foreigner who rides in Japan, Japanese call this "Gaijin Rider". Third year in the Webike global team. He feels and shares the real bike life in Japan then presents you how interesting Japanese customs are.