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Review: Kawasaki Z750 2007
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30 August 2007 | |
Specially designed for high-performance street riding, this new-age street-fighter with knife-edged styling offers the perfect balance of engine and chassis performance.
‘Perfect balance’ is the term which best describes the new Z750, delivering crisp, quick-revving power and sharp handling with superb rider feedback. Its avant-garde styling perfectly expresses the performance of this sharp-edged street tool, the only 750 super naked in its class. A slim and compact chassis gives the Z750 superb maneuverability and precise handling in a wide range of riding situations. Chassis highlights include a new 41mm inverted fork, tuned to cope with demanding sports riding whilst improving ride quality and feel. The chassis’ stiffness balance has been optimised to give positive feedback across the entire speed range. In addition, an improved relationship between the seat, handlebars and footpeg positions further enhances communication between rider and machine. Complementing the Z750’s new chassis is a re-tuned power unit. The liquid-cooled, 748cc, 16-valve, In-line Four has more instant urge and overtaking power - just what’s needed to excel in today’s urban riding environment. </P><P> Changes to the new Z750’s engine result in a wider mid-range torque curve whilst retaining the high-rpm exhilaration of the previous model. These uprated power characteristics are accentuated by a unique new silencer and twin-outlet end-cap emitting a sensual four-cylinder exhaust note that is pure Offering just the right amount of power in a responsive and sharp-looking package, the new Z750 just may be the best balanced machine of 2007.
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