Kawasaki Z750

Well, having passed my full motorcycle test (Restricted A2, 33bhp for 2 years) back in December, I wanted to quickly get rid of my 2k7 (and getting very expensive to run (+ uneconomical, noisy and useless at long distance faster riding) RS125. I kind of bought the Z750 on impulse. It was a good price for me (some £400 below parkers list) and for a 5 year old bike, incredibily clean. I would commute and enjoy occasional fun runs for about 800 miles ...
...EU regulations, so obviously performance now is merely adequate, but beforehad the 750's powerplant would give you all the performance you'd need (and want) on a public highway! Handling wise, well, let's say that in the corners it has no trouble dealing with being thrown about, so long as the road isn't really bumpy, then it starts to get a bit unsettled. It had no problem scratching around the twisties and it's confidence inspiring enough to leave ...

xJay1337 24.02.2009 · Read full review
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...buy the new 2007 model Kawasaki Z750. I have always liked the look and shape of the Z750, which I think is even more improved in the 2007 model. When I found out that there had been a price drop and 0% interest offer on the new model, I went straight to my local Kawasaki dealer. I bought a brand new black Z750 and although I can't really compare it to any other bike (as this is my first) I absolutely love it. I have just completed the 600 mile ...
...the bike and improve my general skills. For a novice, the bike is very forgiving considering how powerful it is and I can sense that it will keep me interested for many years to come - something that maybe other 650 type bikes may not be able to. I personally think the bike looks awesome, and have actually had at least 3 people shout out nice bike as I have been commuting through town! I have read many professional reviews in magazines and can understand ...

Honest.John 11.09.2007 · Read full review
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I bought a Kawasaki Z750 back in 2004 new when they were first in th UK. I'm used to having big 1200cc bikes, and was a bit sceptical about buying, but the shop gave me such a good part ex on my older Honda 1200, I could not resist. The first thing you notice about the Z750 is how well it's made and the attention to detail, it's every bit as good as Honda's and BMW's. Many parts are made of an alloy, the exhaust system is all stainles steel, and ...
...I've been riding bikes for the last 26 yrs. For all you techno's out there, the engine is a four cylinder fuel injected 16 valve motor which pumps out 115 bhp, which feels more like 130 bhp. As with all middle weight bikes you need to keep the revs up to get the best from this machine. You can ride it like an old git doing 30 mph, or if you want it will accelerate from 0-60 in around 3.2 secs and go on to a top speed of 150 mph. I find the brakes ...

bigkev007 08.06.2007 · Read full review
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i have purchased a 2007 z750 and its a fantastic bike with comfort and stability and massive power acceleration and great fun ,great looks ...

trickyricky44 19.09.2008
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