KAWASAKI NINJA650 Owner Review
Webike Community "Let's Talk About Your bike! From the campaign, here's an enthusiastic narrative from "Hikki", who rides a NINJA650!
He told us about his in-app review of the NINJA650 including the good, the bad, and other things he knows because he's the owner.
brief self-introduction
Motorcycle history and how I usually enjoy my bike.
I have been riding for over 25 years. My wife is half-appalled that "How long are you going to ride?", but my son, who is 20 years old, made his motorcycle debut! So I'm ready to ride more in the future.
By the way, my current NINJA650 will be my 20th bike.
It is touring only. However, since my amaling is becoming more and more noticeable, I started going to the mountain pass occasionally. I think that I will lay down the bike in moderation without causing an accident because I am old.
How long have you been riding this bike?
Just 1 year.
Purchase motive and purpose
When my son started riding motorcycles, I became aware of the need to switch to a bigger bike. After considering various bikes (GSX-S1000F, Z900, etc.), we decided on a bike that is easy to ride and has a good cost performance. I decided to buy a full-cowl, suspended blue ninja with excellent The use is mainly touring (day trip) as mentioned earlier.
Satisfactory/advantages
For the purpose
It can be used for multiple purposes, from everyday riding to touring, and it's a great way to have fun.
For running
Light body and paratwin acceleration. It's a straightforward one that accelerates as much as you open the accelerator.
For appearance
This bike is blue and suspended, and I like it. The new NINJA 650 is good, but I like this guy now.
Disadvantages/weaknesses
For the purpose
Nothing.
For running
There are times when you are driving at high speed and need a little more acceleration. Well, that's a very good scene. The car is good enough to drive at the legal speed. I'm not old enough to compete for the top speed.
For appearance
That's something you don't see in a large car, especially around the rear (which is also an advantage). There is no so-called "large size ownership" at all. To be honest, I don't recommend it to the person who wants to drive "the large size". By the way, when I was waiting for a traffic light, I asked the truck driver, "Hey, Nii-chan, is this 250? I was mildly shocked when he asked me if I was going to be a part of this.
Summary (Recommended for people like this, etc.)
I recommend it for large beginners and returning riders, as well as men and women of all ages. Sharp chassis (lightness is a weapon!) It's easy to get into the car, too) and large-volume accelerator response (the 250 doesn't have that 'I want acceleration here! ' I think the best feature of this bike is its honest reaction to the fact that it's not a bad thing.
Up until now, I've had a lot of rugged liter bikes (ZRX1200, Blackbird, 900 Ninja, etc.) I've been riding, but every time I ride, I have to put my "energy" into it. I've repeated many times that I've eventually sold it because the But you don't need that kind of "fervor" about this guy, and it's really easy to ride It's a motorcycle.
If I had to describe this guy in one word, I'd say "the best ninja who is nostalgic for any person or place".
