The Super Jet, dressed all in black, is accentuated with its orange stripes which give an impression of a sharp riding style. SuperJet's industry-leading lightness and compactness provide a variety of advantages: outstanding agility, improved acceleration performance, and a feeling of unity which makes the machine an extended part of your body. This is the world of pure sport, based on one-to-one communication between rider and machine. The unique shape of the hull sides, the flared front and narrow rear work together to create stability and a feeling of neutral banking during turns. The task was to make a machine that can cut deeply into its rival's inside, make a turn as sharp as a blade, and race on to the next turn. At the moment Yamaha is the only personal watercraft constructor with a two-stroke Ski remained in the line up. It is not known yet if Kawasaki will keep the SX-R 800 for 2012, although the Akashi company has announced last years its final edition of Stand-Up.
