Tuners turned the Kawasaki H2 motorcycle into an ATV (6 photos)
The Exeet Quads company from Germany offers its customers very unusual vehicles that can easily be called superquads. To create them, engineers take the fastest and most powerful sportbikes of our time and add another pair of wheels to them. 
Their approach may not be as deep or serious as that of GG Motorrad from Switzerland, but unlike many garage mechanics who practice similar conversions of sportbikes into ATVs, Exeet Quads boast road approval and a two-year warranty.
Actually, the conversion is based on a lever front suspension developed within the company’s walls on RockShox struts with disc brakes and a new rear axle capable of handling more than 200 forces and 133 Nm of torque. Tuners select shoes for ATVs depending on the parameters of the original sportbike. For example, the Blackbull H2 model, which is based on the Kawasaki H2 with a 999 cc compressor engine producing 200 horsepower, has 8-inch front wheels and 10-inch rear wheels. They are 10 inches wide.
It is noted that not only the H2, but also many other sportbikes like the BMW S1000RR, for example, or simpler equipment like the 105-horsepower BMW F900R can become the basis for the quad. At the same time, at the request of the client, the superquad can be equipped with optional Öhlins shock absorbers, a custom seat and a number of other accessories.
Exeet Quads provides official prices only upon request, but their products definitely won’t be cheap. On the secondary market in Germany, ATVs built around the Kawasaki H2 cost from 41 thousand euros, and equipment based on the new BMW M1000RR is estimated at 60 thousand euros. 
