Kawasaki Z 800 - Test, Gebrauchte, Bilder, technische Daten (2024)

FAQs

What is the top speed of the Kawasaki Z800? ›

The engine is mated to a six-speed gearbox and the bike has a top speed of 233kmph.

We've got 10 Kawasaki Z800 owners' reviews on MCN, with an overall score of 4.4 stars out of 5. Common problems include a lack of kit and lots of vibration when riding - both of which can be solved by adding your own extras.

Based on data from 5 vehicles, 286 fuel-ups and 38,537 miles of driving, the 2016 Kawasaki ZR800 Z800 ABS gets a combined Avg MPG of 39.48 with a 0.45 MPG margin of error.

What's the difference? Well, while the Z800, with its 806cc engine dishes out a yummy 111 bhp of power and 83 Nm of torque, the Z800e comes as a slightly toned down variant with 94 bhp and 76 Nm on tap. Kawasaki have decided to make their European bestseller Z750 grow up, both in size and performance with this update.

The H2R can reach 240 MPH. Almost any liter superbike can reach 189 MPH or even 200 MPH and this includes the ZX-10R, ZX-10RR, ZX-14R. A Ninja 300 can reach 112 MPH, a Ninja 400 can reach 117 MPH and a Ninja 650 can reach 131 MPH. And good old ZX-6R aka 636 can reach 164 MPH.

As the last letter of the alphabet, Z represents the ultimate. That is the reason why the Kawasaki 900 super4 was nicknamed the Z1. Since then, the Z moniker has been inherited by many other models developed to be the ultimate machines in their categories.

With a fuel tank capacity of 17 litres, this bike can go upto 306 kms on full tank.

Mandatory annual maintenance: Around 8–10k INR for regular annual service, including an oil change. Occasional maintenance cost: This includes, changing chain-sprockets, brake pads, and other stuff. This cost may go to 12K. If any major issue comes, the cost will be sky-rocketed.

Do Harley-Davidson® motorcycles get good gas mileage compared to other brands? On average, Harleys® get gas mileage in the 45 to 55 MPG range. However, keep in mind that there's an incredible range of Harley-Davidson® MPG specs across the lineup-with some H-D® models earning up to 59 miles per gallon.

How many miles per gallon is good? ›

The mpg figure simply refers to the number of miles you can drive using one gallon of fuel. As a rule of thumb, an efficient car will do more than 60mpg. Anything more than 50mpg can be regarded as decent fuel consumption, but if you're getting less than 25mpg, efficiency probably isn't your priority.

A good MPG is one that allows you to cover a good distance on the least amount of fuel. A good fuel consumption figure for a used car is around 40-60mpg. Cars that can achieve 40mpg are likely to help you keep fuel costs low, and anything above this is even more impressive.

By fitting a suspension lowering kit the ride and seat height is lowered and short riders can thus touch the ground with both feet without having to tip-toe in traffic lights. The links "dogbones" in the kit replaces the stock links on your Z800. We offer both rising jack up kits and lowering kits for Kawasaki Z800.

Four ramp, wet type. Hard anodised in grey; Clutch centre only. Uses standard clutch plates and springs.

186.4 mph

Kawasaki Ninja H2 / Max speed

According to Kawasaki's website the Z800 is the ideal machine for someone moving up to their first middleweight bike. This makes me think of nice comfortable seats, strong but manageable power delivery and a user friendly bike that will allow the novice rider to get accustomed to larger bikes with high powered engines.