2018 Kawasaki Z900RS Review • Total Motorcycle
Kawasaki's latest Z900, the RS SE, however, is a completely different animal. Oh, sure, it's got the "Yellow Ball" paint job (complete with a stylized "Z" carved into the stripe), duck-tail rear.
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In his 2018 review, Morgan Gales, stated, "From the classic paint scheme to the iconic tailsection, the Z900RS harkens back to the glory days of superbikes while still looking and performing.
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The 2022 Kawasaki Z900RS SE is a modern revival of the legendary Kawasaki Z1, recalling classic styling cues and pairing it with the present-day performance of Team Green's Z900 lineup. Sure.
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It's also the most affordable Z900RS model at $12,149 USD. Up next, the Z900RS Cafe takes things to a more dapper level by incorporating a sporty headlight cowl, lower handlebars, and a cafe.
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Overall rating Next up: Ride & brakes 4 out of 5 (4/5) Author: Michael Neeves Published: 04 November 2021 Updated: 12 September 2023 Starting with the brilliant Z900 as its base, its no surprise.
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2022 Kawasaki Z900RS SE Review Rennie Scaysbrook | August 19, 2022 An icon from another time inspires the generation of today. No, we're not talking about Steve Jobs; we're talking about the Kawasaki Z1 and the fantastic 2022 Kawasaki Z900RS SE. Just because it's a retro doesn't mean it can't get it up. Photography by Kit Palmer
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Review: 2021 Kawasaki Z900RS Kyle Smith 10 November 2021 Share Sam Smith The motorcycle landscape is brimming with shouty, go-fast machines. A person can ride one of those as if they were a corporate lawyer slow-walking to yet another unpleasant meeting, and they'd still look like some type of dude-bro speedster.
2018 Kawasaki Z900RS Cafe Review • Total Motorcycle
By today's standards, the Z900RS is hardly considered a superbike, but with 109bhp and a higher top speed than the legend that inspired it, this is most definitely a 21 st century machine. Even so, a glance at the spec sheet suggests there's nothing much to get excited about by today's standards.
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The Z900RS is an outstanding performer on the road, but perhaps its most remarkable attribute is its finishing. Kawasaki paid uncommon attention to the aesthetics enriching the 50th Anniversary RS. It claims a special technique developed to apply the candy flecked paint in layers brings out the distinctive, deep, glossy finish, rich in color.
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Reviews First Ride First ride: Kawasaki Z900RS review Steve Farrell Mon, 27 Nov 2017 A retro bike that recreates a motorcycle we actually remember. But does the Z900RS go as good as it looks? KAWASAKI'S Z900RS must be one of the most talked-about new motorcycles for 2018.
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We took our 2022 Kawasaki Z900RS demo bike out for a test ride and created this review video. You can find out more about the Z900RS on our website here: htt.
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Better than a Speed Twin? 2022 Kawasaki Z900RS Review Revisited: I last rode the Z900RS some 4 years ago and at the time was mightily impressed with the bike.
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December 16, 2017 Inspired by the legendary Z1 superbike from the early '70s, Kawasaki's new-for-2018 Z900RS is a perfect blend of retro styling and modern performance. (Photos by Drew Ruiz).
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The Specs The Looks Did I mention the bike is handsome? Whew, guys, this is one hot-looking modern retro—if you're into the whole café racer aesthetic, like yours truly. There are actually two café.
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The only thing better than a retro Kawasaki bike is a brand new Kawasaki bike—and the 2022 Kawasaki Z900RS gives you the best of both worlds. This year's model draws enough from the glory days of naked motorcycles to satisfy your nostalgia for the good ol' days of classic cafe racing, but the features and engineering are all modern enough to make sure your ride stays comfortable and safe.
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Yes, the Z900 makes more torque and power compared to the RS (115.1 hp at 9,800 rpm vs. 97.4 hp at 8,600 rpm), but what the RS lacks in performance it more than makes up for in looks - in my opinion - and I would happily accept that trade-off any day for such a small margin in performance. And besides, you could easily hop it up if you wanted to.