Since being restored in 2014 with help from sponsors, this special tribute edition bike has been ridden round the legendary mountain course at the Isle of Man. It's been signed by John McGuinness and Mick Grant, has been adorned with logos and featured in MCN and Practical Sports Bike magazines, with the aim of gaining exposure for Stroke Association Support, the charity that the raffle money will be donated to.

The Kawasaki GPZ 900 R A1 Ninja was launched in 1984 and soon became the fastest production bike in the world, with a top speed of 154 MPH. It won the Production TT race that same year, ridden by Geoff Johnson, and was used in TOP GUN by Tom Cruise in 1985.

The campaign to raise money for Stroke Associate Support was pioneered by Jay McGreneghan, after his father suffered a stroke in 2003 which left him severely disabled. Their shared love of motorcycles inspired Jay to renovate and donate a GPZ 900 R to raise money for stroke awareness.

To find out more about the FAST Ninja campaign, or to learn more about Stroke Association Support, visit fastninja.co.uk.

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