1971 Kawasaki S2 350

In the early 1970s, Kawasaki introduced a series of motorcycles that would become known as the legendary “Triples.” Alongside the well-known Mach I and Mach III, the S2 350 held an important position within this family.

The S2, also referred to as the Mach II, was positioned between its smaller and larger siblings and offered a compelling balance between power and handling. Its 346cc three-cylinder two-stroke engine delivered smooth performance, while the relatively lightweight double cradle frame contributed to its agile character.

Where the larger models were sometimes regarded as uncompromising, the S2 provided a more accessible riding experience without losing the distinctive Kawasaki character. This made it particularly appealing at the time to riders seeking performance while retaining a sense of control.

The example offered here has been restored with great attention to detail, with a clear emphasis on originality and correct specifications. The motorcycle presents in a very attractive condition, has been mechanically overhauled, and performs as it should. It is also registered in the Netherlands.

A rarer representative of the Triple family, with a character of its own and an important role in Kawasaki's history.

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* Meticulously restored with a focus on authenticity and period-correct finishes
* Part of Kawasaki's legendary 'Triple' family alongside the Mach I - Mach III and Mach IV models
* Lightweight double cradle tubular frame contributing to agile handling