1984 Kawasaki Z650 F4

1984 Kawasaki Z650 F4. "The baby Z1" and designed by the very same engineer as the Z1, Ben Inamura, with the DOHC engine that set new standards in this exciting period of Japanese engine technology. I always wanted the big 900cc in my collection but, after taking advice from CBP clients, I was told "go for the Z650". Their reasoning? "The Z1's power would be wasted in Provence, and you have better handling and a lighter machine for all those 'twisties'." This one is a fine example of the very last model, with the double disc front brake, before the introduction of the big GPZ the following year, a bike incidentally that changed the fortunes of Kawasaki almost overnight. Standard modifications on this baby Zed include a four-into-one exhaust and rear mudguard removal. Makes her look prettier, don't you think? Any which way I know this "Zed" is going to be a big hit on the highways and byways of Provence this season. Come and put this baby of the CBP family through it's paces in 2006 - guaranteed you won't be disappointed!