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2023 Ninja 650 Ergos and Rider Fit | Comfortable Sportsbike!

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First published at 04:47 UTC on May 24th, 2023.

Moto Journo Kris

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Here's a look at the ergonomics and rider fit of the latest 2023 Kawasaki Ninja 650 or 650L, from the perspective of a rider measuring 180 cm and with a 32 inch inseam.

The Ninja 650 stands out because it offers a comfortable upright seating p…

Here's a look at the ergonomics and rider fit of the latest 2023 Kawasaki Ninja 650 or 650L, from the perspective of a rider measuring 180 cm and with a 32 inch inseam.

The Ninja 650 stands out because it offers a comfortable upright seating position, despite running the sporty full fairings, sitting on the less aggressive end of the ergonomic scale, in comparison to the R7, RS660 or even the CBR650R.

That makes the Ninja 650 a great option for those who have bad backs, don't want weight on their wrists or arms, or are after a beginner or intermediate friendly machine, with a low 790 mm seat height and inviting ergonomics.

MotoHub in Sydney were kind enough to lend me their demo Ninja 650L, so check them out if you're in Sydney and would like a test ride:
https://www.motohub.com.au/

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