I had the same bike. Put 90,000 miles on it. She was rock solid. Yeah, the stock seat is terrible so I put a Corbin on it. And the wind got pretty loud on the highway. Not much power down low but got going around 7000 RPM. Buzzy though. Very versatile bike. A real Jack of all trades, master of none. A descendant of the KZ 750 from the 70s. A modern UJM.
Ha, whatta "blast from the past". My first road bike was 2006 Kawi Z750S I bought brand new (not the smartest choice in hindsight) when I was 25. Updated version of this, liquid cooled 750cc four cylinder engine with fuel injection. It was a beast (although no Hayabusa). I took a deer doe down with it and it took me years to get back into it. I put almost 10k miles on it the first year and then hardly any the next 10 years. I stopped liking how fast and heavy it was as I lived in a city, but loved it otherwise. Still consider it my first :) Got a few others since. Would love a smaller four cylinder, like Hornet or Bandit 600, but world is moving away from four cylinders, sadly. I miss their wail on top and laziness at the bottom. Currently riding Ural sidecar rig, thinking about some Honda CB500 twin or Royal Enfield as next bike. Good vid, thanks for sharing!
I still have my bike license. Haven't owned one in 25 years. Was going to buy a Road king for myself, but there too many folks driving with their phones around here. My first bike was a KZ100 dirt bike. Yours is very nice and should sell without difficulty.
I had this bike years ago and I swear it was trying to kill me at most turns. Glad I dumped it and moved on to other more capable Kawasakis like my all time fav the ZZR-1200
@sss The two bikes are worlds apart. The ZZR-1200 is a GT tourer that goes stupid fast yet is planted. It's comfortable with bags and the right setup to tour for days. It's not a beginner's bike due to the power on tap but I never felt unformortable or uneasy riding it over the ZR7S. It may be my all time favorite motorcycle.
Realistically, would this suit a smaller and new rider? I am 5,4 and owned a Deauville for three months and it's way to big for myself and I really struggle with her at low speeds. Compared to this bike would it suit me well?
I'm about 5'6" and this bike suited me ok even though I couldn't touch flat footed. This was me second Street bike but I have ridden dirt bikes since I was in high school so I had some experience before moving up to this bike. As long as you are cautious and can deal with the seat height you should be fine. Enjoy!
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I had the same bike. Put 90,000 miles on it. She was rock solid. Yeah, the stock seat is terrible so I put a Corbin on it. And the wind got pretty loud on the highway. Not much power down low but got going around 7000 RPM. Buzzy though. Very versatile bike. A real Jack of all trades, master of none. A descendant of the KZ 750 from the 70s. A modern UJM.
yo la semana que viene me dan una con 40k klm sera mi primera moto grande A2 48 hp, me alegra leer su comentario, saludos amigo.
I am thinking of getting one as my second bike. Just like the overall look and feel of these older machines. Drop by mate, you may like my content. :)
Ha, whatta "blast from the past". My first road bike was 2006 Kawi Z750S I bought brand new (not the smartest choice in hindsight) when I was 25. Updated version of this, liquid cooled 750cc four cylinder engine with fuel injection. It was a beast (although no Hayabusa). I took a deer doe down with it and it took me years to get back into it. I put almost 10k miles on it the first year and then hardly any the next 10 years. I stopped liking how fast and heavy it was as I lived in a city, but loved it otherwise. Still consider it my first :) Got a few others since. Would love a smaller four cylinder, like Hornet or Bandit 600, but world is moving away from four cylinders, sadly. I miss their wail on top and laziness at the bottom. Currently riding Ural sidecar rig, thinking about some Honda CB500 twin or Royal Enfield as next bike. Good vid, thanks for sharing!
Great video. Hopefully the new owner has now more than 50.000 miles on it. :) Got my like here. Keep it up bro.
I still have my bike license. Haven't owned one in 25 years. Was going to buy a Road king for myself, but there too many folks driving with their phones around here. My first bike was a KZ100 dirt bike. Yours is very nice and should sell without difficulty.
Interesting video, I always thought these were a comfortable ride? 😎
I had this bike years ago and I swear it was trying to kill me at most turns. Glad I dumped it and moved on to other more capable Kawasakis like my all time fav the ZZR-1200
I really liked this bike but there were a couple of times where I experienced the same thing in the corners
@sss The two bikes are worlds apart. The ZZR-1200 is a GT tourer that goes stupid fast yet is planted. It's comfortable with bags and the right setup to tour for days. It's not a beginner's bike due to the power on tap but I never felt unformortable or uneasy riding it over the ZR7S. It may be my all time favorite motorcycle.
Nice my man I will leave a like and continue watching Have a great weekend
Thanks Bud - you too!
well maintained should sell fast
Me puedes mandar una imagen del starter de esa motora
Nice bike! But no radio? ☹️
That's another reason I got rid of it...no room to mount a radio to it. the replacement bike, however, has plenty of room for radios!
i have problem with my kawasaki zr750f 2003, the seat already unlock but cant open. any solution?
The latch must be stuck or broken. Sometimes if you wiggle the seat it will release
@@SevenFortyOne alrdy did wiggle still the same
I stopped and turned it off at "crotch rocket." Gtfo with that garbage.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
@jimmy_watt you clicked it tho loser
Realistically, would this suit a smaller and new rider? I am 5,4 and owned a Deauville for three months and it's way to big for myself and I really struggle with her at low speeds. Compared to this bike would it suit me well?
I'm about 5'6" and this bike suited me ok even though I couldn't touch flat footed. This was me second Street bike but I have ridden dirt bikes since I was in high school so I had some experience before moving up to this bike. As long as you are cautious and can deal with the seat height you should be fine. Enjoy!