Why The Kawasaki Eliminator SE Makes Total Sense! 2024 Review - LEARNER APPROVED MOTORCYCLE

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The Kawasaki Eliminator SE is the ultimate LAMS-approved motorcycle that offers a perfect blend of style, comfort, and performance. In this comprehensive 2024 review, Pugs and Marcel from Live To Ride take an in-depth look at the features and capabilities of this impressive learner-approved bike.
Key Moments:
(00:00) Kawasaki Eliminator SE Intro
(00:41) Engine and Performance
(01:24) Patented Radiator Fan Cover
(01:34) One of the best LAMS motorcycles
(01:37) Seat Height & Riding Position
(02:28) Wheel Base
(02:40) Gear Shifting
(02:48) Suspension
(02:57) Brakes
(03:12) Styling & Design
(03:28) LCD Screen & Connectivity
(03:36) Eliminator SE Special Features
(05:35) Second opinion - Marcel
Throughout the video, we discuss how the Eliminator SE's 451cc parallel-twin engine, delivers excellent low-end torque and performance. We also cover the bike's confidence-inspiring handling, achieved through its low seat height, long wheelbase, and 18-inch front and 16-inch rear wheels.
The Eliminator SE's special edition features, such as the headlight cowl, fork covers, two-tone paint, leather seat, and USB-C outlet, are showcased in detail. We also explore the various accessories available for both the standard Eliminator and the SE model.
Whether you're a new rider looking for the perfect learner-approved motorcycle or an experienced rider in search of a fun and stylish city bike, the Kawasaki Eliminator SE is an excellent choice. Its user-friendliness, reliability, and attractive design make it a standout option in the LAMS category.
For more information on the Kawasaki Eliminator SE and to schedule a test ride, visit your local authorised Kawasaki dealer today! Link Here: bit.ly/4d4Qllq
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@weylins Месяц назад

Had mine since November and absolutely love it. I think it's one of the best urban/sport cruisers built.

@stewnjess 23 дня назад

I brought one and have rode a few bikes before this one, not a learner anymore, but loved it and the comfort of it. I'm short to so the seat height helps.

@TheSpyke88 3 месяца назад

I don’t appreciate being called a hobbit 😂😂😂 (I still can’t flat foot this bike)

@pauls8456 Месяц назад

Great review that included many details others didn’t talk about.

@michaelp7617 3 месяца назад

Beautiful bike, though prefer the base white color. I’ll have to check one out.

@zorlacmc 3 месяца назад

Thumbs up for the production on this video btw.

@LIVETORIDETV 3 месяца назад

Thanks 🙏

@danielschneider1663 3 месяца назад

Absolutely Love This Bike!

@TheSpyke88 3 месяца назад

I’m actually selling my vstar 650 and ‘downgrading’ to an eliminator. I have a back injury and struggle with my 650 due to the weight when moving it around etc. (and I’m not on LAMS)

@tenaciousg808 3 месяца назад

Good info. Leaning towards this bike as my first cruiser bike. Thanks!

@weylins Месяц назад

Well worth it.

@CharlesLewis-eu1qk 20 дней назад

Eliminator was my first bike I got the 2024 version. Not the SE though. Couldn't justify the extra price for some minor changes. I love this bike. Very fun to ride handles very well even at speed (90 mph)

@nbowling10trio Месяц назад

Nice bike, i would probably just pick up a nice sportster tho. Dead reliable and plenty room for mods up to 120hp from hammer performance. Suspension upgrades and a basic 1275 kit your still under $5k. I had the old ZL1000 eliminator back in early nineties

@TN_AU Месяц назад

Had a 2008 Ninja 250 back in the day when I first got my licence. After 5 years of riding to work everyday. I sold it after a lady ran a stop sign and hit me, thank god the speed limit was only 40kmh, it would have been a bad outcome. I was prerty shook since, but lately thinking of getting back into riding again, so a cruiser is what I want, this might be it. Quick question how good is it for having reae passenger?