2023 Kawasaki Z650RS | First Ride 

agree. This, the z900 a d the mighty w800 are masterpieces of design

Thanks very much 🙏

Hi I’m currently waiting for my z650rs on emerald green, I’m so excited how you described your experience with it. Two question, is the handle good in a downtown traffic as well? How’s your experience with long ride? Thanks so much for taking the time.

@@rj-gd3pc Hi! The handling is very good. The bike is very thin so you can ride easily between traffic. The assisted clutch makes it much easier. Also, you can ride quite slowly in second even in third gear without feeling the rattling of the motor. In long rides, the seat is very comfortable and when you rev it up, it responds even in low gears. The position is very straight, so in highways you will feel all the wind, but this is something that goes with this retro bikes. I am very happy with it, and I have owned MT7, GSXR 600, cb600f and this is the bike "for every use". You'll see how people stare at you when you pass by because the green colour is just beautiful.

Well it's not an inline 4 so not really retro. Parallel twins are a very dull cop-out.

Thanks mate, sorry about that I'll pin a comment up 👌

I couldn't find the load weight anywhere but I think yes it's beginner friendly. I still advise to ride something a little smaller if it's gonna be your very first bike.

Or by the EUDSSR (as well as local) emission laws?

maybe it fires like (Crossplane) ? offset crank with two power strokes 90 apart? and some balancer. Sounds fairly short stroke. looks fun.

MY T160 was a Trident - the new thing is nothing like it (cosmetically) which is a shame- a retro would be in the same league as the Kwacker to compare.

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You'd be surprised by just how much diversity there is in Accy now. It's a thing of beauty 😉

Actually southwest England Exeter/plymouth is similar as American accent , the Norman French changed the London area accent . The American accent is probably more similar to the original English accent .