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Kawasaki W175 User Reviews & Ratings
W175 User Reviews
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Positive
Acceleration from 30 to 60 kmph in 3rd gear is very smooth. Good mid-range torque delivery helps in overtaking city buses quickly.
Full tank easily gives over 500 km range due to 12 liter capacity and efficient engine. Ideal for hassle free monthly commuting.
Exhaust note is soft and unobtrusive in society areas. Engine note has gentle warm thud that feels classic yet refined at idle speeds.
Turning in narrow street lanes is super quick. Tight handlebar sweep angle makes taking sharp U-turns seamless during peak hour rush.
Instrument cluster keeps things basic with clean speedometer and digital trip meter. No complex screens to distract attention from road ahead.
Fuel injection system keeps throttle response immediate and crisp. Acceleration up to 60 kmph is zippy enough for swift city traffic overtaking.
Running and maintenance expenses are very light on pocket. 12 liter tank capacity allows long gaps between petrol pump visits.
Gives authentic vintage motorcycle ownership feeling at reasonable cost. Great entry point into retro styled commuting for city riders.
Rides smoothly over tarmac surfaces. Low end torque response makes crawling in first and second gear effortless without clutch feathering.
Perfect vehicle for daily city tasks and office travel. Turning radius is small and upright riding ergonomics keep shoulder fatigue totally away.
270mm front petal disc brake gives steady bite force under sudden stopping. Single channel ABS setup ensures stability during panic braking.
Front 30mm telescopic forks handle city road ruts and minor potholes smoothly. Rear twin shock setup offers decent plushness for city speeds.
Very calm stress free riding experience. Engine power is easy to manage and lightweight frame offers relaxed control for all age groups.
Spoke wheels give genuine vintage look that modern alloy commuter bikes lack. Overall silhouette looks like a classic collector motorcycle.
Engine torque of 13.2 Nm works well in city traffic speeds. Can ride at low speeds without needing to downshift gears constantly every time.
Japanese engineering reliability shows in engine smooth operation. Starts in single self thumb push every single morning without fail.
Mileage is consistently good around 46 kmpl. Fuel injection system works flawlessly with immediate throttle response and zero cold start issues.
Long flat single seat offers plenty of space for rider and pillion companion. Cushioning is soft enough for comfortably executing short city trips.
Light chassis weight makes pulling out from crowded market parking spots super simple. Great option for elderly riders or beginners wanting ease.
Rides comfortably around 75 to 80 kmph speed on highway lane. Engine stays smooth without excessive vibrations coming onto the handlebar grips.
Quality of paintwork and metal tank finish feels high class. No unnecessary plastic panels rattling over bad patched roads in my neighborhood.
Classic round halogen headlight and analog instrument cluster look iconic. Simple styling turn heads everywhere you pause at red lights.
True old school retro appearance that reminds me of vintage motorcycles. Build quality of steel double cradle frame feels strong and well put together.
Seat height of 790 mm is super accessible for short riders. Can plant both feet flat on ground comfortably while waiting at traffic lights.
5 speed gearbox operates crisply with very light clutch action. Never had neutral finding issues even during bumper-to-bumper morning traffic.
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