The motorcycle seems like inspired by the original Kawasaki Z650-B1, which was introduced in the 1970s. Even, some of the style cues have been taken from Z900RS.
The Kawasaki’s much-awaited model Z650RS finally has reached the Indian shore. The company has launched the motorcycle at the starting price of Rs 6.99 lakh (ex-showroom). Interested customers either can reserve the bike from authorized dealerships or online via the official website.
The decent-weight bike is inspired by the company’s original Kawasaki Z650-B1, which was introduced in the 1970s. Some of the design elements also have been taken from Z900RS, featuring a round-shaped headlight setup, LED tail light, chrome finished exhaust, and a single sitting arrangement for comfortable long journeys.
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What’s So Special?
The Kawasaki Z650RS gets semi-analog and digital clusters, providing bike-related information such as RPM, speed, gear positioning, mileage, and whatnot.
Apart from this, the newly launched Z650RS runs on stylish 17-inch golden alloy wheels, offering a smooth riding experience on multiple terrains. To make it more advanced and attract more customers, the company has included a 2-mode traction control system. The feature offers a bike with reliable stability and rooted maneuverability.
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Suspension Setup
On the suspension front, the Z650RS has been treated with 41mm telescopic forks at the front, while the rear has been managed by a mono-shock. As far as the breaking department is concerned, it gets rear disc brakes at both ends, and has the dual-channel ABS for smooth stopping.
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Engine and Power
At the heart, a 649cc parallel-twin engine supplies the overall power to the motorcycle. It generates a max output of 67bhp and 64Nm of peak torque and has been paired with a six-speed gearbox.
It is the same unit that was seen in the Ninja 650, and Versys 650, among other models in the same segment bikes.
