Kawasaki Z400GP (1982)

The Kawasaki Z400GP, also known as the GPz 400, was a motorcycle produced in 1982. Its engine was a four-stroke, transverse four-cylinder model with dual overhead cams and two valves per cylinder. Its capacity was 399 cubic centimeters, with a bore and stroke of 52 by 47 millimeters, and a compression ratio of 9.5:1. The Z400GP was cooled by air and had a 6-speed transmission with a chain final drive. It also featured 4 x 21mm Teir-Kei carburetors and CDI ignition, with an electric start. The maximum power output was 48 horsepower or 35 kilowatts at 10,500 revolutions per minute, with a peak torque of 34.3 Newton-meters or 25.2 pound-feet at 8,500 rpm.
The front suspension of the Z400GP consisted of telescopic forks, while the rear suspension was a swing arm design. Its front brakes were a single 236mm disc, with a single 140mm drum on the rear. The tires were 90/90-19 on the front and 110/90-18 on the rear. The dry weight was 179 kilograms or 394.6 pounds, and the fuel capacity was 15 liters or 3.9 US gallons.

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Make Model: Kawasaki GPz 400 / Z400GP