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`` The main competitors of Kawasaki ER-4 in the class '':
* [[Suzuki_SFV400_ (Gladius_400) | Suzuki SFV400 Gladius]]
* [[Honda_CB500F | Honda CB500F]] / [[Honda_CBR400R | Honda CBR400R]]
* [[Yamaha_MT-03 | Yamaha MT-03]]
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[[file: Kawasaki-Ninja-400R-Dark.jpg | 550px | center | Kawasaki Ninja 400R]]
The naked model Kawasaki ER-4N was first introduced in August 2010 along with the Kawasaki Ninja 400R version. In fact, both models were 400cc domestic Japanese versions of [[Kawasaki_ER-6 | Kawasaki ER-6N]] and [[Kawasaki_ER-6 | ER-6F]]. The main differences from older models were in the engine, intake and exhaust systems. In all other respects, they were almost identical.
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''' Main competitors ''':
* [[Suzuki_SFV400_ (Gladius_400) | Suzuki SFV400 Gladius]]
* [[Honda_CB500F | Honda CB500F]] / [[Honda_CBR400R | Honda CBR400R]]
* [[Yamaha_MT-03 | Yamaha MT-03]]
The Kawasaki ER-4N and Kawasaki Ninja 400R models are manufactured in Thailand for the domestic Japanese market, but some models were also sold in Canada and New Zealand.
'' Major modifications ' Modifications ''':
* '''Kawasaki ER-4N''' - naked version.
* '''Kawasaki Ninja 400R''' - version with a full plastic body kit in a sporty style.
Among the features of the Kawasaki ER-4 are a steel frame, an injection engine, a simple telescopic fork and a monoshock (adjustable in preload), a 6-speed gearbox, powerful 2-disc (300 mm) front brakes with ABS as an option, a fuel tank for 15 l and 199 kg of curb weight.
== Photos ==