| Variant | Price | Specifications | |
|---|---|---|---|
Z650RS Standard | ₹ 7,83,000 Avg. Ex-Showroom | Disc Brakes, Alloy Wheels Get Offers |
Z650RS Key Highlights | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine Capacity | 649 cc | ||
| Transmission | 6 Speed Manual | ||
| Kerb Weight | 192 kg | ||
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 12 litres | ||
| Seat Height | 800 mm | ||
| Max Power | 67.07 bhp | Better max power than 84% of naked bikes | |
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4.0/5
best retro bike with modern touch
4 weeks ago
Sahil Pardeshi
Riding the Kawasaki Z650RS has been one of the most satisfying decisions I’ve made as a motorcyclist. It strikes a unique balance between retro styling and modern performance that makes it stand out without trying too hard. The classic round headlamp and twin-pod cluster give proper old-school charm, but once you fire up the engine, it’s all business.Power delivery is surprisingly strong for a 650 twin. It pulls cleanly in the mid-range, which makes overtakes effortless even without downshifting aggressively. In the city, it feels nimble and light, and the responsiveness of the throttle makes traffic slicing less stressful. On open roads, the bike sits comfortably between 100–130 km/h without feeling strained. It's not a brutal powerhouse, but the linear torque makes it genuinely engaging. Vibration levels are well-controlled too, especially compared to older retro-styled motorcycles.Comfort-wise, the riding position is sweet — upright and relaxed, with no pressure on the wrists. Long rides don’t feel punishing, and the seat cushioning is decent, though I’d say it could be slightly softer for touring. Suspension is tuned on the slightly firmer side, which helps stability and cornering confidence, but rough patches remind you that it's not a sofa on wheels. Handling is where this bike really shines; it feels predictable, planted, and surprisingly flickable for a retro machine.Braking performance is confidence-inspiring, with dual discs up front providing strong bite and good feedback. Fuel efficiency is reasonable for a 650, and the overall build feels solid and premium.For me, the Z650RS hits the perfect middle ground — stylish without being flashy, powerful without being intimidating, and practical for everyday use without killing the fun factor. It's a bike that makes you want to ride more, and that’s rare.
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best retro bike with modern touch
4 weeks ago
Sahil Pardeshi
Riding the Kawasaki Z650RS has been one of the most satisfying decisions I’ve made as a motorcyclist. It strikes a unique balance between retro styling and modern performance that makes it stand out without trying too hard. The classic round headlamp and twin-pod cluster give proper old-school charm, but once you fire up the engine, it’s all business.Power delivery is surprisingly strong for a 650 twin. It pulls cleanly in the mid-range, which makes overtakes effortless even without downshifting aggressively. In the city, it feels nimble and light, and the responsiveness of the throttle makes traffic slicing less stressful. On open roads, the bike sits comfortably between 100–130 km/h without feeling strained. It's not a brutal powerhouse, but the linear torque makes it genuinely engaging. Vibration levels are well-controlled too, especially compared to older retro-styled motorcycles.Comfort-wise, the riding position is sweet — upright and relaxed, with no pressure on the wrists. Long rides don’t feel punishing, and the seat cushioning is decent, though I’d say it could be slightly softer for touring. Suspension is tuned on the slightly firmer side, which helps stability and cornering confidence, but rough patches remind you that it's not a sofa on wheels. Handling is where this bike really shines; it feels predictable, planted, and surprisingly flickable for a retro machine.Braking performance is confidence-inspiring, with dual discs up front providing strong bite and good feedback. Fuel efficiency is reasonable for a 650, and the overall build feels solid and premium.For me, the Z650RS hits the perfect middle ground — stylish without being flashy, powerful without being intimidating, and practical for everyday use without killing the fun factor. It's a bike that makes you want to ride more, and that’s rare.
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Design and styling
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Comfort
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