Kawasaki Z900 [2017-2018] (Standard) Discontinued
₹ 7,68,000
Kawasakis Z800 was the most affordable CBU available from Team Green in India, and also the most affordable four-cylinder model in the lineup. If you preferred a little more oomph and a lot more style, there was the Z1000 as ...
Specifications
Mileage | -- |
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Engine | 948 cc |
Transmission | 6 Speed Manual |
Kerb Weight | 210 kg |
Fuel Tank Cap | 17 litres |
Seat Height | 795 mm |
Available Colors |
Black,
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Mumbai | ₹ 10,09,972 onwards |
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Bangalore | ₹ 9,83,244 onwards |
Delhi | ₹ 8,63,446 onwards |
Pune | NA |
Chennai | ₹ 8,96,117 onwards |
Kolkata | ₹ 9,21,791 onwards |
Hyderabad | ₹ 9,47,946 onwards |
Lucknow | ₹ 8,63,446 onwards |
This Bike is out of production.
Kawasakis Z800 was the most affordable CBU available from Team Green in India, and also the most affordable four-cylinder model in the lineup. If you preferred a little more oomph and a lot more style, there was the Z1000 as well. The Z900 will replace both models in most markets with a combination of light weight, and in the case of the Z800, more power. The Z900 clocks in at 12bhp more than the Z800 and weighs a massive 23kg less, thanks to a new trellis frame. Its performance is further enhanced by a short ratio gearbox. The clutch is now a slipper clutch with assist technology, which means the lever is light and progressive. There isnt any ride-by-wire throttle or any other modern electronics to speak of, with the exception of ABS. The suspension is adjustable for everything except compression. The lack of standard electronics has allowed the Z900 to be value for money in international markets, and that has carried over to the Indian marketplace. Its pricing makes it the value choice. Competition includes products like the Suzuki GSX-S750, Ducati Monsters 797 and 821, Yamaha MT-09, and the Triumph Street Triple 765.