ALL-NEW 2019 W800 CAFE kawasaki

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THE KAWASAKI DIFFERENCE

Iconic 1966 W1 heritage runs deep in the all-new 2019 Kawasaki W800 CAFE retro motorcycle. The spirit of the original W1 has inspired the inception of such legendary machines as the Kawasaki Z1 and Ninja H2 Preserving the authenticity of the W1, the W800 CAFE has been modernized for trailblazers who prefer to ride to the throaty roar of timeless performance.

The W800 CAFE pays homage to the original icon with café-racer styling while incorporating modern technology and handling. Ride in comfort with a clubman-style handlebar and a two-person café seat
while a café-racer front cowl completes the retro racer image.


CAFE HIGHLIGHTS


A café-racer-image front cowl helps deflect wind while adding to the vintage aesthetic.

The forward-leaning clubman-style handlebar offers a sporty, racing-inspired riding position.

Lightweight wheels featuring black alumite rims and treated spokes are corrosion resistant and contribute to the timeless look.

A stylish two-person café seat is designed for comfort and sporty good looks.

The black bevel-gear cover on the blacked-out engine draws attention to the engine's unique design.


RETRO STYLING


Original W1-Inspired Styling
Dedicated to preserving the 1960s image, sound and feel.

An air-cooled fuel-injected parallel twin engine preserves the striking visual impact of the original W1 model.

Simple yet elegant muffler design features smooth curves and long lines.

Fuel tank design adds to styling while its volume gives a powerful presence.

Individual speedometer and tachometer exhibit classio display design juxtapose a modern LCD screen and complete set of indicator lamps.

A large 170mm LED headlamp casts a bright, white light. Featuring six total chambers, four for low beam plus an additional two chambers for high
beam.


POWER & PERFORMANCE


Embody The Original Icon
Authentic W1 style with modern feel and performance.

The vertical twin-cylinder 773cc four-stroke engine is tuned for low-to mid-range performance for abundant torque and comes with modern fuel injection.

Twin mufflers with carefully tuned internals deliver the characteristic note of the vertical twin's 360 crankshaft engine configuration.

An Assist and Slipper Clutch provides a lighter feel at the lever and a back-torque limiting function. Classic style and modern ride quality is influenced by a frame that utilizes a sturdy 50mm square section backbone complemented by round pipe
downtubes. Stout 41mm stanchions minimize flex and stiff fork springs soak up bumps on well-traveled city streets

Dual rear shock absorbers with adjustable spring preload offer a smooth ride and a clean look

An ABS-equipped braking system features a large diameter 320mm front disc brake paired with a 270mm rear disc brake.
18" front and rear wheels add to the vintage look while the corrosion-resistant aluminum rims feature a special coating that helps keep them clean.


ERGONOMICS


Break The Status Quo
Blaze your own path in retro style with comfortable and sporty ergonomics.
Relaxed, neutral riding position offers comfort. M-shaped clubman-style handlebar contributes to

a sporty riding position. 5-way adjustable clutch lever and 4-way adjustable
brake lever enable riders to fine-tune lever position. Stylish two-person café seat is designed for comfort and sporty good looks, featuring a tapered

front for an easy reach to the ground.
Compact switchgear gives the handlebars an uncluttered and vintage appearance while modern internals ensure reliable performance.


Location: India

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