There are a thousand ways to modify your bike, you can add horse power, you can play with the suspension, you can change the cosmetics, you can change just about every part of your bike.
Other than cosmetics, we can only recommend that you stick with Kawasaki official recommendations if you want to keep your bike running in a safe and reliable manner.
Adding Nitrous, lowering your bike, using tires in sizes that the bike and/or rims were nor designed for, adding aftermarket ignition modules, etc..... Well these are mods that could adversely affect the handling/safety of your ride, they could damage your engine or other components.
There is just no way we can endorse any non Kawasaki parts or even switching parts from one Kawasaki to an other or switching to parts that fall outside Kawasaki recommendations..
That is not to say that there aren't any good reliable aftermarket parts/suppliers out there but should you choose to go that route you are doing so at your own risk.
So please take the time to find out what a modification entails before spending the money, want wider tires, find out what the widest tire actualy safely fits on the rim before hand, is there enough clearance for the tire ? Will a wider tire actually improve handling ? Is there a safer way to improve handling? Is tire choice more important that tire size?.
Other than cosmetics, we can only recommend that you stick with Kawasaki official recommendations if you want to keep your bike running in a safe and reliable manner.
Adding Nitrous, lowering your bike, using tires in sizes that the bike and/or rims were nor designed for, adding aftermarket ignition modules, etc..... Well these are mods that could adversely affect the handling/safety of your ride, they could damage your engine or other components.
There is just no way we can endorse any non Kawasaki parts or even switching parts from one Kawasaki to an other or switching to parts that fall outside Kawasaki recommendations..
That is not to say that there aren't any good reliable aftermarket parts/suppliers out there but should you choose to go that route you are doing so at your own risk.
So please take the time to find out what a modification entails before spending the money, want wider tires, find out what the widest tire actualy safely fits on the rim before hand, is there enough clearance for the tire ? Will a wider tire actually improve handling ? Is there a safer way to improve handling? Is tire choice more important that tire size?.
