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The Versys® 650 motorcycle was created to conquer the city or leave it far behind. Designed to conquer the urban jungle, its ultimate potential comes to life equipped with its long-travel suspension and enhanced touring features that have the ability to transport you, your passenger and luggage to the next big adventure.
Dedicated features like an adjustable windscreen, TFT Color Instrumentation with smartphone connectivity, LED lighting and Kawasaki TRaction Control (KTRC) ensure you'll enjoy every ride. For a short office trip or a weekend away, let the Versys® 650 be your ultimate travel guide.
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The dependable fuel-injected 649cc, parallel twin engine powers this light and nimble street motorcycle with its lively performance and smooth acceleration. Tuned to deliver strong, quick-revving power, especially in the low- to mid-range, the engine inspires confidence for daily commuters and provides fun on weekend trips.
A slim, upright riding position offers maximum comfort for rides of any length. A short-style fuel tank positions the rider closer to the front wheel for increased controllability and offers a greater choice of forward-rearward sitting positions. Complementing the wide handlebar, the footpegs are positioned low and slightly forward of the seat, offering a relaxed position while also enabling sporty riding. The seat’s slim design in addition to the knee grip characteristics of the fuel tank afford freedom of movement, allowing the riders to change sitting position if needed. The stepped shape of the two-piece seat also provides support for the rider when accelerating.
Kawasaki TRaction Control (KTRC) features two modes that allow riders to adjust settings to suit the riding situation and rider preference. Mode 1, the least intrusive, helps to manage traction during cornering. In Mode 2, intervention occurs earlier. When excessive wheel spin is detected, engine output is reduced to allow grip to be regained. Riders may also elect to turn the system OFF.
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