Kawasaki W230 Retro
New Kawasaki W230 Retro Bike is an old-school motorcycle designed with elements such as circular headlamp, peanut-shaped fuel tank, two-tone seat and pea-shooter exhaust, as well as twin analogue consoles.
At the 2023 Japan Mobility Show, this bike was unveiled alongside Meguro S1. While both models are similar in construction and features such as badging elements and chrome use, their designs differ when it comes to badges, stickers and badging elements.
Kawasaki W230 Retro Engine
The Kawasaki W230 is an old-school model which will join their line-up of quarter-litre motorcycles. This motorcycle may serve as a successor for Estrella, an air-cooled 250cc neoclassic that was discontinued in 2017. Both were unveiled at Japan Motorcycle Show 2023 along with Meguro S1.
The W230 features an understated, minimalist aesthetic. It boasts a circular LED headlight, bullet-inspired side indicators and pea-shooter exhaust system, twin analogue consoles with digital inset and plenty of chrome accents including headlight bezel, meter dials and handlebar. Plus it looks good too; painted white with black striping along its fuel tank and dual tone seat cover and spoke wheels coated in chrome to further its retro appeal.Kawasaki W230 Retro
Kawasaki’s new model is powered by a single-cylinder SOHC air-cooled engine from its KLX230 series that has been updated to meet Japanese emissions regulations in 2024. This engine should deliver superior power and torque; additionally, an electric starter and single-channel ABS system will complete its powerplant package.Kawasaki W230 Retro
The W230 will face stiff competition from bikes such as Royal Enfield Twins, Honda Hness 350 and Suzuki TU250X. While it will certainly present stiff challenges to all these models, its unique design and classic appeal should make the W230 a stand-out competitor in its own right.Kawasaki W230 Retro
Kawasaki W230 Retro Suspension
Kawasaki’s throwback roadster is a compact motorcycle designed to look like classics, featuring chrome elements and stickering. Recently introduced in Japan’s market, this bike aims to draw in younger drivers and is intended to make maneuvering through busy streets and highways easy; with short seat height and handlebar mounted at its center it allows riders of all sizes to gain control with ease.Kawasaki W230 Retro
The Kawasaki W230 features a single-cylinder SOHC air-cooled engine that boasts a capacity of 233cc and meets Euro 5 emission standards, offering an engaging audio experience. Furthermore, Kawasaki has added dual dial instrument display and spoked wheels to make their bike even more desirable.Kawasaki W230 Retro
The Kawasaki W230 features an eye-catching minimalist design, recalling their earlier lineup of street bikes. It boasts a round headlamp, teardrop-shaped fuel tank, dual analog instrument displays and steel fenders; available in metallic diabo black color to complete its retro appearance; low rider seat height makes sitting easy; planned worldwide sales. Price not yet disclosed but expected to fall in line with similar Kawasaki motorcycles of similar price range.
Kawasaki W230 Retro Design
The W230 is a small air-cooled bike from Kawasaki designed to follow in the tradition of their iconic “W” series bikes. Powered by an improved single 233cc engine from KLX230 series remodelled for 2024. Though exact power figures are yet to be disclosed by Kawasaki, its slim profile and lower seat height should make for easy handling across a variety of environments.Kawasaki W230 Retro
The New Kawasaki W230 follows in the tradition of its older siblings by featuring a classic, old-school aesthetic that makes them so appealing. It features a round single-light headlamp with dual analogue meters, spoked wheels and steel fenders as well as a pea-shooter exhaust system and elegant “W” badge on the fuel tank, underscoring their legacy.Kawasaki W230 Retro
The W230 features conventional telescopic forks at its front end and dual shock observer in its rear end, both equipped with disc brakes and dual channel ABS as standard features. Both ends also come equipped with disc brakes. Both ends come fitted with disc brakes; dual channel ABS comes standard. Both ends are equipped with disc brakes while standard tires for city streets cover 18″ front wheels and 17″ rear wheels shod with standard tires for city streets are fitted on its steel double cradle frame finished in white, while its classic single two tone seat and single handlebar make this bike perfect for small air-cooled motorcycle enthusiasts looking for retro styling options that don’t compromise performance!
Kawasaki W230 Retro Price
Kawasaki unveiled their W230 retro roadster at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show alongside Meguro S1. This bike serves as a successor to Estrella (W250), which was discontinued in 2017. The classic roadster design features LED headlights with chrome rings on them; bullet-shaped side mirrors; pea-shooter exhaust; fork gaiters; and an eye-catching teardrop-shaped fuel tank are just some of its many attractive characteristics.
The Kawasaki W230’s minimalist design is enhanced by its dual analogue dials; one featuring a speedometer with small rectangular digital display while the tachometer dial displays other information. Furthermore, its fuel tank bears the Kawasaki “W” badge; riding ergonomics are comfortable while its seat height falls under 800mm for optimal control.
The new W230 is powered by a single-cylinder 233cc engine paired with a six-speed transmission and capable of handling urban traffic effortlessly. Equipped with conventional telescopic forks at the front and twin rear shock absorbers for increased ride comfort; disc brakes on both sides as standard; dual channel ABS capability is standard as well as its slim profile enabling it to move effortlessly in various environments; plus several colors make this bike ideal for any garage!
