Kawasaki W800 |

The Kawasaki W800 is a retro-styled motorcycle that is designed to look and feel like classic motorcycles from the 1960s and 1970s. It is a modern interpretation of the W1 model that was first introduced in 1966. The W800 is powered by a 773cc air-cooled parallel-twin engine that delivers a smooth and responsive power delivery. The engine is mated to a 5-speed transmission and produces around 47 horsepower and 44 lb-ft of torque.
The W800 features a classic round headlight, a round speedometer, and a teardrop-shaped fuel tank with knee pads. The bike also has wire-spoke wheels, a twin-shock rear suspension, and a traditional fork. The overall design is intended to evoke a sense of nostalgia and pay homage to classic British motorcycles of the past.
In terms of performance, the W800 is not a high-performance motorcycle, but it is intended to be a comfortable and enjoyable ride. The riding position is upright and relaxed, and the bike is well-suited for cruising on the open road or navigating through the city. The W800 is also a popular platform for customization, with many owners choosing to modify their bikes to suit their individual tastes and preferences.
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[@josephkay7785]

The only true retro

[@user-se1iv9ev6m]

Have to admit this is nicer than Royal Enfield ❤

[@oriondoublecrossed]

You are comparing this to the enfield. This is a tank built to last forever. Just check the quality. Its even superior to the triumph.

[@davidbrayshaw3529]

@@oriondoublecrossed I have one of these. They are very well built, indeed.
But the thing that gets me with these things is the "X" factor. I've ridden Triumphs, not the Royal Enfield, but the w 800's just have a "thing" about them.
Yes, they're heavy, they're "low" powered,
they have a long wheel base and a lazy steering set up and average suspension.
But you can really hustle them along, effortlessly. They defy logic. They really do.

[@PerfectlyFreedom]

@@davidbrayshaw3529 You sum it up perfectly

[@davidbrayshaw3529]

@@PerfectlyFreedom Thanks for your reply.
You've obviously ridden one of these or own one.

[@wrightvcx2249]

Low power is acceptable, but lazy steering, long wheelbase, and average suspension, this is important for me.

[@martinrea8548]

sounds great

[@Lon3wolf13]

My favorite W800 color.

[@josephpuisis7567]

Like the green on this bike.

[@borisbkirov9156]

Красивая 🏍👍👍👍🇦🇿

[@PerfectlyFreedom]

Beautiful notes, played like music!

[@fathunwara2906]

Impian banget ni motor

[@MatthewSmith-to1hz]

I prefer honda, but kawasaki has awsome stuff as well

[@bfarm44]

$12.99 for a hole saw will yeet the db killers and make it sound a whole hell of a lot better

[@VKumar-zy1rb]

Like a muscle car