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Kawasaki GPZ750 "Team Tsukigi" by Speedjunkies

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Four of those pictures are stills from the game Stray.

Four of those are photos taken by this Toshibo. "Photos from the old days of Warehouse Kawasaki, also known as Cyber ​​Kowloon Walled City."

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I don't know. I just thought it was cool.

Also please give me a Stray open world.

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23/03/2023 Graphic Design Initial Ideas (Thumbnails)

A collection of drawings I made directly translating some of the words I have chosen to draw from my brainstorming and mind map for the poster design. I decided to do logos aswell as a form of studying layout, colour and some typography.

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TURNING ALL UK URBAN CENTERS INTO PROVERBIAL "CITIES OF FEAR" IN '91.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on a tour poster/advert listing all the UK dates for the then upcoming DISCHARGE "Massacre Divine" fall concert mini tour (with UK SUBS & BLITZKRIEG supporting), beginning in Coventry and ending in Nottingham, UK, c. November 1991.

Dis nightmare still @$!*#&% continues!!

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Before The Dawn

Gregory/OC

Three months before the Thompson family move to Scotland sixteen year old Alice Ellington is the new kid in town and no one has ever seen her out with her parents, or knows where she lives; except for Gregory. He knows her parents are dead and she’s a street kid, living like a squatter in an old house on a hill. What he doesn’t know is that she isn’t as fragile as she looks, or that she’s not human. But that’s a secret Alice intends on keeping for as long as she can.

A/N: Will contain graphic depictions of blood, gore, violence, and death. Will notify readers of any changes within the ratings of nudity, sexual themes, and strong coarse language.

F Is For Friend or Foe

Song for the chapter: Never Know by Bad Omens

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Alice’s POV

A sharp, brief gale of wind blew dark–colorful curls into her glowering face, followed by a spray of dirt kicked up by the tires of the Kawasaki motorcycle careening to a stop in front of her. The driver’s headlamp blinded her momentarily before the light and engine cut off completely.

It was the man who spoke first in a rough voice, a toothy smile stretching across his rugged shadowed–face, “Hello there darlin’. Haven’t seen you in so long and you gonna greet me like this? Holding that pathetic thing in my face?”

She held the sawed–off steady in one hand, it’s barrel aimed between the eyes of the haughty newcomer. A muscle in her jaw twitched. “The bullets may not be real asshole, but they’ll still hurt like a son of a bitch. How did you find me anyway?”

“Tsk, tsk, tsk! You should know better by now, love. I can find you anywhere on this earth, remember? There’s nowhere in this realm or the next I won’t be able to track you down.”

He rose from his bike, towering over Alice by a foot and a half. His shaggy, shoulder–length wet hair fell over his face in clumps as he bent over to gleam at her – completely and utterly ignoring the shotgun barrel staring him down.

“You must be looking to get your ass whooped, huh Azriel? I told you last time before we went our separate ways that if you came after me I was going to find a way to end your sorry ass.”

“Aw, is that how you really feel? I’m hurt. Honestly. I helped create you and you don’t want anything to do with me?”

Alice snorted, “Hell no. Not behind the pearly gates of Heaven, even if you was allowed back in there, or the deepest depths of the underworld.” She shifted her stance, putting her feet shoulder–length apart, and Azriel laughed.

His eyebrows shot up, hopping quickly from the space he was standing in front of her to her left. “If you were going to shoot me, dear, you would’ve done so already.” A hop to her right, grinning like a mad hatter. “So why don’t you go ahead and get it out of your mouth? Ask me the question that’s on your mind right now.”

The barrel followed his movements with ease, her finger moving to lay over the trigger. “What question would that be? How much of a pain in my ass you’ve become? I ran from the States for a reason, you shithead. It’s been rather peaceful here without you and don’t you think for one second I’ve forgotten about what happened in California.”

Azriel scoffed and rolled his eyes, shoulders sagging as he retorted, “I didn’t think you would. But the question I was hoping for was ‘why have you been here in Scotland for two weeks and haven’t popped in to see me until now?’ You know, a guy just can’t catch a break with you.”

Her eyebrows furrowed in confusion, “You’ve been here for two weeks?”

“Uh, duh! You seem so surprised. Did you not sense I was around? You know, that’s very sloppy of you and I’m disappointed to say I did not expect you to be slipping up.”

Alice snarled in annoyance, flipping the shotgun around in her hand so that she was holding the barrel and wielding it as if it were a baseball bat. “I sensed something was wrong, but I was holding out on the hope I wouldn’t have to look at your stupid face again.”

The man chuckled, leaning in close and puckering his lips playfully, “You weren’t complaining about my stupid face when we were together so many years ago. In fact, I quite remember you used to enjoy my stupid face when it was between your legs.”

She released an enraged scream, swinging the sawed–off at Azriel, but missed as he blurred to his motorcycle. His movements were fast enough that human eyes would’ve only seen a quick glimpse of shiny leather and black. Azriel sat on the bike again, chortling with glee as she flipped forward into a roll to stop from making a complete fool of herself.

The shotgun was twice her size, just as heavy as it looked, and the awkwardness threatened to drag her to the ground as she missed her intended target. But she had caught herself and was left on her knees, clutching the sawed–off to her chest as she stared daggers up at Azriel.

“What the hell else do you want from me?”

“Oh, honey, I didn’t come to Scotland for you. I came to visit an old friend of mine, actually. You just happened to be in the neighborhood too and I finally decided to see what you was up to. Still playing human, I see.”

Alice huffed and rose to her feet just as languidly as she had been leaning against the store counter, with the elegance and grace of a queen. “I didn’t even know you had friends.”

“Says the woman who has no friends. But anyhoo, as much fun as this little reunion has been, I gotta run.”

She spun on her heel to stomp off, grunting. “As long as you don’t hang around me we’re cool.”

“Don’t walk away too fast, love, I got a great view from the back I don’t wanna miss.” Azriel waved after her as he turn the key in his motorcycle, smiling like the cat that got the canary. “I’ll be seeing you around!”

Alice burst through the door of the smoke shop and slammed it shut behind her with an irritated growl, leaning quickly against it’s cool glass as the sound of the bike engine sat there for a minute with a steady thrum.

She didn’t want to look back over her shoulder though she could see the angry glare of the motorcycle’s headlamp through the dimly lit store. Instead she focused on a nearby lava lamp, watching the purple ooze inside as it drifted up and down it’s glittery bottle.

Then, just as fast as he’d shown up, the Kawasaki sped off and took it’s looming beam of light with it.

Gregory’s POV

What.

Just.

Happened.

Gregory slunk low through the aisles in the oddly decorated shop, watching the youthful–looking woman as she raised her foot and slammed her boot against the glass door.

His floor–length trench coat grazed along the checkered tile as he crept closer, hidden behind statues of various deities and dream catchers. There were lava lamps of all colors spread throughout the little store, neon signs and posters colliding with each other on the walls.

Being in much closer proximity to her the girl appeared to be close to his age rather than the twenty–something he had assumed, although that man who was harassing her had acted as if she were much older than even that. The way he spoke to her was rather vulgar though, like they had once been something to each other.

It seemed as if they had years of history between them.

Gregory inhaled slowly as he came to a stop at the end of the shelves, crouching down to his knees. He smelled rosemary and peony.

“Hey! Who’s there?”

He startled, eyes widening as he jumped back a few feet. There was no way she heard him, as feather light as his footsteps had been and as careful as he was not to knock over anything.

And of course, his lack of heartbeat.

Then the young female appeared in front of him, brandishing the sawed–off in her hands aimed right for his face, and if looks could kill Gregory would’ve died on the spot. His hands automatically flew to protect his chest, shouting, “Put that thing down! Whatever it is I don’t want to be licking any wounds later.”

He doubted the weapon would kill him, it didn’t appear as if it held stakes, but Gregory didn’t want to find out.

“How the hell did you get in here?”

“The door was open, miss. This shop is open right?”

“Oh… right.” Alice lowered the weapon to her side slowly, while sizing him up, and offered her hand; raising a curious eyebrow. “Did you drop something on the floor or do you want some help up?”

He gaped at her for a moment, then collected himself and scoffed, “No I did not drop anything and I most certainly do not need your help.” With one swift, languid move Gregory was on his feet again standing over her by a good three feet.

She didn’t even flinch, her expression changing from curious to annoyed. “Look, dude, either pick something and pay for it or get the hell out.” Alice spun on her heel and began stomping towards the glass box, still talking as she walked away from him.

“At this particular moment I am not in a good mood, I’m wielding a shotgun, and I am seriously tired of dealing with male ego.”

Gregory sped past her, moving fast although not as fast as Azriel had been, and was blocking her path as her hand reached out for the knob of the door that lead into the protective room with the glass windows. He bared his fangs, snarling, “I’m not a customer. I have no money to give you nor would I want anything out of this business!”

She skid to a halt in her tracks before she could collide with the strange boy, but still was unfazed. Alice threw the shotgun aside as Gregory’s hands clamped onto her upper arms and with both hands she grabbed a hold on the edges of his trench coat, lifted him off the floor with ease and made to toss him aside.

He let out a startled gasp, but dug his fingernails into her skin and as she swung him he pulled him down with her. Both of them rolled across the floor until they hit a shelf, halfway across the room. Hookahs and bongs rattled, a few grinders hit the ground, but the shelf wobbled until it became still.

Alice on top, glaring daggers as her hair hung around her face. Her legs trapped his legs together and his face, he was sure, would be red had he fed earlier tonight. Gregory, on bottom, heaved an irritated breath and snarled again. His hands moved from her upper arms to wrap around her throat, “What are you woman?!”

She drew back one of her hands from his coat, fingers already curled into a fist, “None of your business!” Her knuckles made contact with his nose and in anger, he bucked his hips rolling the two of them around so he was on top.

He felt the bone in his nose had broken, but no blood poured out, and Alice gaped in surprise. Only a little drop of thick, blue–black liquid leaked from his nostrils. “I have not the energy to fight with you, lady, so can we please call a truce? We are obviously evenly matched..”

“Get your hands away from my throat and you got yourself a truce, bloodsucker.”

Gregory scowled down at Alice, reluctantly pulling away and getting back to his feet. “How do you know what I am?” His head tilted as she bent her knees, bucked her hips, and flipped onto her feet like a ninja. “You aren’t human.”

“What gave it away? The fact I picked your ass up like you weighed no more than a newborn baby? Or the fact I sensed you before you knew I was even aware of you lurking between the shelves?”

He grinned slowly, toothily, and let out a laugh. “And here I had thought my hunting skills were starting to get rusty. You felt I was here before I saw you?”

“Yeah. And I also smelled death.”

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Just Ride: 2024 Kawasaki Eliminator 500 details released

Recently unveiled in the outline of 2024 Kawasaki models, full details of the new Kawasaki Eliminator 500 and Eliminator 500 SE are now being released. Set to have a strong presence in the 500cc mid-weight class, the Eliminator family name makes a return for Kawasaki with the unveiling of a machine with a unique design language of its own. Ready to make its mark in the urban style stakes, the EU A2 licence class compliant Eliminator 500 mates a liquid-cooled parallel twin-cylinder motor to Kawasaki’s famous trellis frame technology creating a great power to weight ratio plus a sleek silhouette harnessing a long and low form with horizontal lines defining the tank, seat and tail unit. Delivering an ergonomic package that joins rider to machine in a natural “all day riding comfort” position, the Eliminator can boast a low seat height of just 735mm allowing an easy reach to the ground while offering a total of three seat height options including the standard item plus two others (higher @765mm and lower @715mm) as part of Kawasaki’s genuine accessory Ergo-Fit range.

All LED lighting further increases day and night presence while an all-digital LCD meter keeps the rider informed of all essential information. Suspended from the tubular trellis chassis, the Eliminator’s parallel twin engine offers strong low-end torque, greatly benefiting low-speed control and manoeuvrability while contributing to low-stress everyday riding. And that riding experience can be enhanced with the features available on Kawasaki’s unique Rideology Smartphone app that allows riders to mate their machine to their handheld device for a new level of rider and motorcycle communication. Up front an 18inch wheel paves the way while an imposing 16 inch rear delivers a clear message about urban style and the personality of the Eliminator and its rider. And under the skin in the “go department���, the Eliminator’s engine harnesses all of Kawasaki’s expertise in a long history of parallel twins. Features such as downdraft intakes provide a short, direct path for intake air to enter the cylinders, a large 5.8 L airbox with left and right intake funnels of different heights contributing to the engine’s smooth response plus large ø32 mm throttle valves helping to flow a greater volume of air, contributing to strong performance.

The chassis design inspiration comes courtesy of the Ninja 400. Complementing the sleek styling, the steering geometry was carefully selected to achieve light, natural handling. With a 1,520 mm wheelbase, the impressive-looking chassis offers low weight while achieving its impressive design. Additionally, a diecast swingarm mounting plate bolts to the back of the engine assembly allowing the swingarm to be mounted directly to the engine, contributing to stability and light weight. In terms of those all-important looks, a long and low design with elegant proportions is created by the vertically thin fuel tank and the horizontal lines evident from the head pipe to the original tail. The design of this impressive, mid-class sized body suggests a balance of active performance and composure while the round headlight and twin-shock rear suspension add to the authentic motorcycle style. For the SE model a unique colour and graphic package is mated to a stylish headlamp cowl, rubber fork boots, a handlebar mount USB-C port and a special SE seat with a distinctive stitching pattern.

Add a range of Genuine Accessories and the 2024 Eliminator 500 and Eliminator 500 SE deliver everything an emerging breed of young, fashion conscious urban rider’s demand. Style and substance have rarely been this easy to define. So, get on the Eliminator 500 and Just Ride. The Eliminator 500 and Eliminator 500 SE will be available from January, with prices confirmed nearer the time. Read the full article

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What You Should Know About the Kawasaki Ninja 650 Fairing Kit

The Kawasaki Ninja 650 is a popular sport bike known for its smooth ride, agile handling, and powerful engine. One of the most popular aftermarket upgrades for the Ninja 650 is the fairing kit, which can significantly enhance the bike's performance, style, and comfort. Here are some important things to consider if you're thinking about installing a fairing kit on your Kawasaki Ninja 650.

Benefits of a Fairing Kit

A fairing is an aerodynamic shell that covers the bike's frame and engine, reducing air resistance and drag. This results in increased speed and performance, as well as improved fuel efficiency. A fairing kit can also improve the bike's stability, handling, and cornering ability by reducing wind buffeting and turbulence. Additionally, a fairing can provide protection from wind, rain, and debris, making your ride more comfortable and enjoyable.

Types of Fairing Kits

There are several types of fairing kits available for the Kawasaki Ninja 650, including full fairing kits, half fairing kits, and quarter fairing kits. Full fairing kits cover the entire front of the bike, including the headlights, while half fairing kits cover only the upper half of the front, leaving the lower part of the engine exposed. Quarter fairing kits cover just the handlebars and instrument panel. Each type of fairing kit offers its own benefits and drawbacks, so it's important to choose the one that best suits your needs and riding style.

Materials

Fairing kits are typically made from one of three materials: ABS plastic, fiberglass, or carbon fiber. ABS plastic is the most common material and is known for its durability and affordability. Fiberglass is lightweight and provides excellent strength and rigidity. Carbon fiber is the most expensive option but is the strongest and lightest material, providing the best performance and style.

Cost

The cost of a motorcycle fairing kit varies depending on the type and material. Full fairing kits are typically the most expensive, ranging from $500 to $1,500. Half and quarter fairing kits are less expensive, with prices ranging from $200 to $500. Carbon fiber fairings are the most expensive, with prices ranging from $1,000 to $3,000. It's important to consider the cost of the fairing kit as well as any additional installation and customization costs before making a purchase.

Installation and Customization

Fairing kits can be installed by a professional mechanic or DIY with the right tools and knowledge. It's important to carefully read the instructions and follow the recommended installation process to ensure the fairing is properly secured and aligned. Additionally, fairing kits can be customized with different colors, graphics, and designs to match your personal style and preferences.

In conclusion, a fairing kit is an excellent investment for Kawasaki Ninja 650 owners looking to improve their bike's performance, style, and comfort. By considering the type, material, cost, and installation process, you can choose the fairing kit that best fits your needs and riding style. With proper installation and customization, a fairing kit can transform your Kawasaki Ninja 650 into a sleek and powerful spot bike.

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From the album Solarized released on January 4th, 2025: · Bandcamp: https://xsyntrk.bandcamp.com/album/solarized · YouTube: https://youtu.be/ldOX5593k9k Contains samples of “Mezzotint Gliss” by Motion Graphics; contains samples of “恋する惑星” by 鈴木　さえ子; contains samples of “On The Dot” by Ryo Kawasaki.

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Honda CBR650R 2025 India Launch: Price, Features, and Updates

The world of motorcycles is buzzing with excitement as Honda gears up for the much-anticipated Honda CBR650R 2025 India launch. This mid-weight sports bike has been a favorite among enthusiasts, blending powerful performance with premium design. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming model and why it’s set to be a game-changer.

Overview of the Honda CBR650R

The Honda CBR650R has always stood out in the middleweight motorcycle segment, offering an ideal combination of comfort and performance. With the 2025 model, Honda is expected to make significant updates, enhancing both aesthetics and functionality.

The CBR650R is known for its aggressive styling, sharp fairings, and powerful inline-four engine. For the Indian market, it has consistently been a top choice for riders seeking a premium sports bike experience.

What to Expect from the 2025 Model

Enhanced Performance: Honda is rumored to upgrade the engine of the 2025 Honda CBR650R, delivering more power and improved fuel efficiency. It will likely continue to feature the renowned 649cc liquid-cooled inline-four engine, but with better tuning to meet new emission standards.

Updated Features: The 2025 model is expected to feature advanced rider aids like traction control, ride-by-wire throttle, and multiple riding modes. Additionally, a fully digital TFT display with smartphone connectivity might be part of the package, making it tech-savvy.

Refreshed Design: Honda has always been known for its attention to detail. The new CBR650R could come with refreshed graphics, sharper bodywork, and improved aerodynamics, enhancing its sporty appeal.

Braking and Suspension: The bike is likely to retain its dual-channel ABS, but improved braking hardware could be introduced. The Showa Separate Function Big Piston (SFF-BP) forks, a signature feature, are also expected to receive minor tweaks for better handling.

India Launch and Expected Price

The Honda CBR650R 2025 India launch is anticipated in mid to late 2025. Honda has always been strategic in pricing its models competitively, so the expected price range for the new CBR650R is around ₹9–₹10 lakh (ex-showroom).

This pricing positions it as a premium offering, appealing to riders who value a mix of performance, design, and Honda’s reliability.

Why the CBR650R Stands Out in India

The Indian market has seen a growing demand for premium sports bikes, and the CBR650R fills this niche perfectly. Its manageable power, comfortable riding posture, and versatility make it suitable for both daily commutes and weekend rides.

With Honda’s extensive service network and reputation for reliability, the CBR650R is a strong contender in its segment, competing with models like the Kawasaki Z650 and Triumph Trident.

Disclaimer

This blog is for informational purposes only. Details about the Honda CBR650R 2025 India launch are based on industry reports and rumors. Specifications, features, and prices are subject to change. Please refer to official announcements from Honda for the latest updates.

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KHRUANGBIN: Two Fish and an Elephant from scotty_fingers on Vimeo.

The story of a final goodbye and one last dance, based on the Khruangbin song, 'Two Fish and an Elephant'.

Music video for 'Two Fish And An Elephant' by Khruangbin Writer and Director: Scott Dungate Two Fish: Chihiro Kawasaki The Elephant: Hugo Luck Executive Producer: Paul Glancy

Somesuch Production Company Executive Producers: Tim Nash and Sally Campbell Head of Music Videos: Hannah Turnbull-Walter Head of Content: Sarah Pearson Producer: Tom Gardner Director of Photography: Jackson Hunt Production Designer: Sam Tidman Choreographer: Alexandra Green Costume Designer: Gleb Ignatov Casting Director: Leanne Flinn Production Manager: Elly Camisa Gaffer: Phil Penfold Hair and Make Up Artist: Gaby Winwood Location Manager: Thomas Gale

Wieden + Kennedy Executive Producer: Danielle Stewart Art Direction and Titles: Cal Al-Jorani Motion Graphics: Jon Harris BTS and Stills Photographer: Ben Hutton PR: Madoka Shimotsunuki

Kickstarter Campaign Team Social Strategist: Rob Meldrum Kick Starter Video and Stills: Dan Smith Story Board Illustrator: Hiro Enoki PR: Heidi Atwal, Lucy Murray Wills

TRIM Edit House Editor: Paul Hardcastle Editor’s Assistant: Ed Hanbury

THE MILL Post Production Company Shoot Supervisor: Gareth Brannan, Liz Mitchell, Sal Wilson 2D Lead Artist: Gareth Brannan, Sal Wilson, Warren Gebhardt 2D Artists: Jeanette Eiternes 3D Artists: Philip Maddock, Nico Domerego, Vicky McIntyre, Pavel Mamichev Matte Painting: Aurelien Ronceray Colourist: James Bamford Producer: George Reid

FACTORY Sound design and Mix Supervising Sound Editor: Anthony Moore Sound Designer: Jon Clarke Re-recording Mixers: Jon Clarke and Anthony Moore Producer: Lou Allen

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New 2025 Kawasaki Versys 1100 Announced in the UK

Kawasaki has rolled out the 2025 Versys 1100 in the UK, and despite a bigger heart beating within, you’d be forgiven for mistaking it for last year’s model. The 1100 doesn’t stray far from the Versys 1000 in looks—just a fresh set of graphics and a sneaky “1100” on the shrouds. Continue reading New 2025 Kawasaki Versys 1100 Announced in the UK

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