Description
The Kawasaki Z900 is a widely recognized, all-around motorcycle in Kawasaki’s Z series. It embodies the attributes of naked sportbike styling, fabulous performance, and very good handling. Many riders fancy a balance between power and everyday usability.
Key Features (Latest Model Variants):
Engine:
Displacement: 948cc, inline-four, liquid-cooled
Power Output: About 123 horsepower
Torque: About 98.6 Nm (73 lb-ft)
Renowned for its smooth delivery of power with thrilling performance.
Chassis and Suspension:
Frame: Lightweight trellis frame with great rigidity and stability.
Suspension:
Front: 41mm inverted fork with preload and rebound damping adjustability.
Rear: Horizontal back-link suspension, preload and rebound adjustable.
Brake System:
Dual front, 310mm disc brakes with radial-mount calipers.
Single disc at the rear.
ABS: Standard on the majority of models.
Electronics:
Multi-function riding modes – Sport, Road, Rain, and a custom Rider mode.
Traction Control: Kawasaki Traction Control – KTRC – with adjustability.
TFT display with Smartphone Connectivity through Kawasaki’s Rideology App.
Design and Ergonomics:
Aggressive and muscular “Sugomi” design language.
Upright riding position for comfort and control.
LED lighting (headlight, tail light, and turn signals).
Performance:
Lightweight and flickable, making it ideal for riding around town as well as carving up canyon roads.
Excellent throttle response combined with a linear power curve.
Weight: Approximately 212 kg (467 lbs) wet.
Tires:
Sport-oriented tires for maximum grip and cornering performance.
Target Audience:
The Z900 is appealing to those intermediate to advanced riders who want a competent naked bike that can balance exciting performance with manageable ergonomics. It’s also among the favorites for those who are after an upgrade from smaller bikes without leaping into the high-power superbike category.
If you are considering one, the Z900 is a very reliable choice for everything from commuting to spirited weekend rides. Specific model year details, accessories, or comparisons with similar bikes?
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