When Kawasaki introduced the H2 750 in the early 1970s, one thing was immediately clear: this was no ordinary motorcycle. Building on the success of the Mach III, the H2 pushed even further in terms of power and performance.

With its 750cc three-cylinder two-stroke engine and triple carburetors, the H2 delivered truly impressive figures. It was one of the fastest-accelerating production motorcycles of its time—a machine that inspired both admiration and respect.

Like its smaller sibling, the H2 quickly became known for its uncompromising character. This was a motorcycle that demanded attention and respect, rewarding its rider with an experience that remains impressive even by today's standards.

This 1972 example has been extensively restored with a strong focus on originality and detail. Finished in a beautiful paintwork and presented with correct specifications throughout. The motorcycle is in a fine condition, has been mechanically overhauled, and performs well. It is also registered in the Netherlands.

An icon from an era when performance was still untamed.

Interested? Contact Gallery Aaldering today and experience this motorcycle for yourself. We export our vehicles worldwide—please inquire about the possibilities.

* Comprehensive restoration carried out with great attention to originality and detail
* Widely regarded as the most powerful and fastest version of the H2 series
* Equipped with triple carburetors and a 5-speed gearbox
* One of the fastest accelerating production motorcycles available in the early 1970s