In addition to introducing the basic specifications and equipment of the motorcycles, this video will also compare the features of each model, the ride on the mini-track and the test ride conditions, etc., and bring you a test ride report. I would like to present to you the "650cc full fairing sport motorcycle", and the test rides will be conducted between KAWASAKI Ninja650 and HONDA CBR650R.
Test vehicle① KAWASAKI Ninja650
The Ninja650 was originally a motorcycle designed specifically for Europe and the United States. It was revised and added to the Japanese model in 2017.
Ninja650 is equipped with a 649cc water-cooled four-stroke DOHC 4-valve parallel twin-cylinder engine, which has enough torque at low speed, and the twin-cylinder configuration has characteristics such as lower maintenance costs. It is often purchased by entry knights as a red card. The preferred motorcycle model.
The current Ninja 650 is a remodeled model released in October 2019, but this time the introduction is an old model, so it is more approachable in terms of the starting price of the Middle Ages.
Test vehicle ② HONDA CBR650R
In the full fairing sports motorcycle launched in March 2019, HONDA positions it as the successor to CBR650F. Unlike the purebred imitation of CBR600RR, CBR650R is more suitable for long-distance riding and cruising, and is shared with the street motorcycle CB650R. Frame chassis and engine foundation.
CBR650R is equipped with a 648cc water-cooled 4-stroke DOHC 4-valve parallel 4-cylinder engine. It has a stable torque output in the low-to-medium rpm range. When the rpm is increased, the speed can be increased rapidly, and bursts of 4-cylinder engines are released. The unique exhaust sound, coupled with the only 4-cylinder engine setting in the 650cc class, makes it a very popular model along with the CB650R.
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"Webike Taiwan" editorial department compiled
