Estimated Price: £1,750 - £2,500

• The 1989 Kawasaki ZX-10 (ZX1000-B1), often referred to as the 'Tomcat', was a flagship sportsbike known for its record-breaking speed and for being the first Kawasaki to feature an aluminium perimeter frame
• It was powered by a 997cc, liquid-cooled, 16-valve, inline-four generating 137bhp at 10,000rpm and 103 Nm of torque at 9,000rpm enabling approximately 167mph making it the fastest production motorcycle during its 1988–1989 run
• Kawasaki's first 'e-box' twin-spar aluminium frame, designed to be both lighter and stiffer than previous steel versions
• Dating from 1989, this example is classically finished in Firecracker Red and Pearl Alpine White and is fitted with an aftermarket stainless exhaust and tinted screen
• Generally well presented, the entry form notes 'Surface corrosion visible to chain and rear sprocket area, cosmetic wear to lower fairing panels consistent with age and general age-related marks and wear'
• Showing 34,477 miles from new, this is a fine example of the increasingly collectable late-1980s Kawasaki performance model
• UK-registered on a current V5C