Kawasaki Versys 650 vs Kawasaki Z650RS

Versus is outstanding and so excellent in highway to ride and the acceleration is so unbelievable

Excellent bike, Enough power, Lightweight, Smooth, Cheap to own, Good on fuel, Tyres and oil, Easy to maintain by owner.Build quality is good.Lightweight bike to ride.

Its a very good touring machine mostly tarmac friendly.The stock tyres are useless so as the stock headlight.The seat height is the biggest concern also the seat is wide which makes more comfort but flat footing both side impossible for anyone below 5.10.The ride quality and comfort is wonderful and i wish it had traction control which will make is a good allrounder.I can tell you that versys is one of the best touring bike currently available in market at this price band.If someone is looking for a good tourer for road use then versys is the best bet and if you are looking for bit of off-road then v-storm 650 looks better.

Happy with the bike because it takes you places, pushes you to corners, and does a bit of everything that you expect. Brings a smile to my face everytime I ride it. Gives me a feeling of everlasting love for it after every ride.

Easily the best long distance on-the-road touring machine in India. Amazing value for money :) Completed 30,000km and still in love with the motorcycle!

Kawasaki is the best bike in the world.Best performance and best mileage.

This bike is awesome in design and performance, connecting with your soul. It's finely engineered for easy and joyful rides, whether in the city or on the highway. The high-quality switchgear adds to the overall rider delight.

Iteration 1 have just bought this bike, Have to ride this bike at max 60 kmph till the first service which shall be after 1000 kms.The low end torque is beautiful, Down shifting ain't necessary much.The clutch is very soft, The gear shifting is smooth.Its very tempting to rev as it's very easy to go from 20 to 100 on the second gear especially during traffic signals but i am avoiding such temptations for now.The ground clearance can be an issue in places with irregular speed bumps, Which is not the case in vashi but koparkhairne the node next to vashi has some of those speed breakers.So you can assume the problems it will have all over india since vashi and koparkhairne are the better places with respect to the regular height speed heights.

New Kawasaki Z650RS has finally made its debut in India. Z650rs is available with a powerful 68ps, 649cc twin-cylinder engine. The Japanese brand is also offering a slip and assist clutch to make the shifts easier. This is available with two colour schemes and modern features. The motorcycle rides on split-style alloy wheels that are wrapped in tubeless tyres. It can be a perfect ride for you.

New Kawasaki Z650RS is managed by dual 300mm discs (front), and a single 220mm disc at the back assisted by Abs. In terms of dimensions, It remains 2065mm in length, 800mm (width) and 1155mm when we talk about the overall height. For a perfect grip, Kawasaki Z650RS comes with 17-inch wheels that are wrapped with 120/70 rubber (front), and 160/60 at the back.

Kawasaki z650rs has been launched in india at rs 6.65 lakh, Ex-showroom delhi.At this price point, It is rs 41, 000 more expensive than the kawasaki z650 naked streetfighter.But it looks damn good.It is a very good-looking retro motorcycle that sports old-school charm along with modern cues.It gets a classic peanut-shaped slim fuel tank with a long single-piece seat.

The new Kawasaki Z650RS has been launched in India at a starting price of 6.65 lakh ex-showroom Delhi. Kawasaki recently unveiled the all-new Kawasaki Z650RS in its full glory for the international markets. Now, Within weeks of its official global debut. This retro classic motorcycle has arrived at the Indian shores too. It will rival the likes of triumph trident 660, Royal Enfield interceptor 650, and Honda CB650R, etc.

Kawasaki z650rs gets a classic peanut-shaped slim fuel tank with a long single-piece seat. In addition, the motorcycle also gets golden multi-spoke alloys that look like spoke wheels, and a twin-pod instrument cluster to further complement. It's the retro charm. Powering the new z650rs is the same bs6 compliant 649cc. The liquid-cooled, four-stroke, parallel-twin engine also powers the z650 and the Ninja 650.