How much horsepower does a Z125 have?
14.5 Hp
2020 Kawasaki Z125 Pro Specifications
| ENGINE | |
|---|---|
| Power | 14.5 Hp |
| Bore x Stroke | 56.0mm x 50.6mm |
| Compression Ratio | 9.8:1 |
| Fuel System | DFI® with 24mm throttle bodies |
What is the top speed of a Z125?
Kawasaki Z125 PRO Specifications
| Engine & Drivetrain: | |
|---|---|
| Wheelbase: | 46.3 in. |
| Curb Weight: | 224.8 lbs. |
| Fuel Capacity: | 2.0 gal. |
| Top Speed: | 100 mph (est) |
Is Kawasaki Z125 a good bike?
Decent Dunlops front and rear give more than enough grip and feel for this type of bike on the road. And even the ABS assisted brakes are more than adequate. Comfort is good, too. Owners report they can ‘ride for ages without needing a break’.
How fast will a 2022 Grom go?
Nonetheless, due to its top speed of about 60 mph, the Grom is too small to take on the freeway, not that I’d be inclined to do so even if I could. A larger 1.6-gallon tank (up from 1.45) will help the fuel sipper go even farther between fill-ups – last year’s model got an EPA-tested 134 mpg.
Is the Kawasaki Z125 automatic?
Kawasaki Z125 is a monkey bike that comes with an automatic gearbox for ease in driving. The 125cc machine is fuel injected and claims a maximum power of 9.4 BHP.
How does the Z125 pro motorcycle work?
The fun starts with the push of a button with the Z125 PRO motorcycle’s electric start feature. The two-gallon fuel tank combined with superb fuel efficiency gives you the freedom to ride farther and explore more. The fuel-injected single-cylinder 125cc engine delivers potent power for mile after mile of smiles.
Is the Kawasaki Z125 the Honda Grom of 125cc motorcycles?
The Z125 is Kawasaki’s answer to the Honda Grom. And for the new year, the Z is looking pretty impressive, honestly. A descendant of Kawasaki’s long line of Z-series motorcycles, it was introduced in 2016 with a single overhead cam 125cc engine and four speed transmission similar (at least in size) to that of the Honda Grom.
Why does the Z125 have less acceleration than the Grom?
So naturally, the Z125 hits peak power later in the RPM range with this setup. This is why you’ll often hear people say that the Z125 has noticeably less acceleration than the Grom.
What are the different colors of the Kawasaki Z125 pro?
While the base model was offered only in Metallic Courage Gray, the Z125 Pro SE came dressed in a combination of Candy Plasma Blue and Metallic Spark Black. The Z125 Pro KRT version was blessed with an aggressive design combining the lime green and ebony fascia seen on Kawasaki’s international race team bikes.