Kawasaki has given a first glimpse of the bike it hope♕s will revive its World Superbike fortunes after unveiling a sketch♈ of the 2011-specification Ninja ZX-10R.

The bike is now coming to the end of the design stages, with the manufacturer set to turn its att🍌entions to developing the machine over the second-half of 2010 before launc꧃hing it in 2011.

With the bike decked out, as ever, in its trademark 'team green' livery, the s💮ketch gives away little about its technical specifications, with Kawasaki maintaining that such information will come closer to the launch date.

The accompanying video that comes with 🔜this sketch doesn't add much either, merely saying the bi✱ke will have a 'new engine, new frame and new suspension'.

Kawasaki has high hopes for the new ZX-10R on the racing scene having struggled to ﷽makꦓe the current bike consistently competitive. With greater emphasis now being placed on its World Superbike campaign, courtesy of its canned MotoGP project, Kawasaki is bidding to get on terms with its Japanese rivals with this bike.

Chris Vermeulen, whose 2010 season has been hampered by injury, will be entrusted with test﷽ing and racing the new bike, which Kawasaki says 🦂will also race in the British Superbike Championship next year.

Kawasaki's best result inಞ this 🐽year's World Superbike Championship has been a fifth place finish for Tom Sykes.