Versys Vs. Versys? A Shoot out btw Gen 2 and Gen 3 Kawasaki 650's by ClevelandMoto

Comparison of the 2014 and 2015 Kawasaki Versys 650 - Clevelandmoto review of the light touring motorcycle generation 2 versus generation 3. What's the difference? Well, there are more than a few.

[@crashman6672]

Great video I have a 2009 Kawasaki versey had it for 3 years only had 6000 no the clock when I got it I love my Kawasaki versey

[@robzplace4747]

Just bought a 2021 all black. The bike is beautiful, and easy to ride if not a little top heavy. It sparks a lot of positive interest at fuel stops with mpg being a little over 50. 1st gear is a little taller than I would like, but that’s an easy fix. I love the hard saddle bags for commuting to work. The brakes are incredible almost too good with only one finger needed on the front brake lever.

[@jonsmotorcyclerescueandrev3538]

Thanks for the great video! It's the best explanation of the different Versys generations that I've seen. I've been a huge Versys 650 fan since the first time I rode one in 2010 and I currently have a 2015 Versys 1000 LT in the garage. It's also a great bike but not as fun as the 650.
Kawasaki may have missed something in the marketing of this bike though - Versys (versatile system) sounds incredibly boring! Anyone who has spent time in the saddle on the Versys knows better!

[@davidsonsmith6093]

Great video review. I love my '15 LT!

[@TheCdubbleyoo]

Erm...I think you accidentally mixed up the total length of these bikes with their respective wheelbases. I'm fairly certin these bikes don't have the same wheelbas as....a very long cruiser?

[@Vivabermano]

Great video thanks

[@johnkocheff6169]

I've been looking for a lowering link for the 2015 versus 650 and I haven't had any luck do you guys think you could help me out

[@ShaneWisecup]

Wow very nice bikes. Really curious what the price ranges on these. Thinking you really got my attention with the versatility and glowing reviews. Curious what you think would serve a smaller and admittedly weaker guy. What is best trying to move the next step up from a grom clone. Honestly been looking at the Honda rebel 300 or 500. Looking for something with a low seat height as well at 5’8 and limited experience I like the confidence that comes with being able to be flat footed on the ground while in the saddle. Also looking for the best bike I can and the lowest price range possible. Having a detached abdominal wall and exposed intestines I think sticking with something very lightweight and limited power is actually a good thing. Just enough to keep up with traffic on the expressway would be perfect. Whattya think Unkie Phil? Really curious to pick the brain of a man with as much experience with different bikes of all shapes and sizes. What wou you and the rest of the crew on the podcast recommend.

[@ClevelandMoto]

The Ninja 400 is pretty much unbeatable if you like the Sportbike style. There is a Versys 300 now, but I've ridden it and it lacks power on the freeway.

[@anonymousontheinternet1309]

You're selling the Versys damn well for just a comparison video...

[@DDWCC]

Is the 2007 fuel injected

[@drewmorg.]

yup

[@levethane]

Yep

[@paul-the-trucker4214]

The music ruins the video