description Kawasaki Z400 Overview
Essentially a naked version of the Ninja 400, the Kawasaki Z400 strips away the fairings for a more upright, standard riding position and slightly lower price point. It shares the same superb 399cc twin and featherlight chassis, resulting in a motorcycle that is incredibly intuitive and fun to ride. The lack of fairing makes it easier to maneuver at low speeds and simplifies maintenance. It's a top choice for riders who prefer the visibility and classic feel of a naked bike over sportbike styling.
It ranks for offering the Ninja 400's brilliant mechanical package in a more versatile, often more affordable, format.
info Kawasaki Z400 Specifications
| Torque | 36 Nm at 8,250 rpm |
| Wheelbase | 1,470 mm |
| Engine Type | Single-cylinder, liquid-cooled |
| Seat Height | 795 mm |
| Displacement | 399cc |
| Power Output | 45 PS at 10,000 rpm |
| Frame Material | Steel |
balance Kawasaki Z400 Pros & Cons
- Affordable price point
- Intuitive handling due to upright riding position
- Featherlight chassis for easy maneuverability
- Powerful 399cc engine
- Limited wind protection due to lack of fairings
- Less aggressive styling may not appeal to all riders
- Smaller fuel tank capacity compared to other naked bikes
- Lack of advanced electronics and features
help Kawasaki Z400 FAQ
What is the Kawasaki Z400's engine displacement?
The Kawasaki Z400 has a 399cc engine.
Is the Kawasaki Z400 suitable for beginners?
Yes, its upright riding position and intuitive handling make it ideal for new riders.
How much fuel does the Kawasaki Z400 hold?
The Kawasaki Z400 has a 13.2-liter fuel tank.
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