1991 Kawasaki Ninja 750
Miles: 16,184
Clean Title
$11,500
SELLER
The 1991 Kawasaki Ninja 750 is a sport bike with a green exterior and 16,184 miles on the odometer. With a clean title, this motorcycle is a reliable and stylish option for any rider looking for a classic Kawasaki model. Known for its sleek design and powerful engine, the Ninja 750 is sure to provide a thrilling riding experience for enthusiasts of all skill levels.
RSBFS
From a 2021 RSBFS post by Aaron, “The industry had been expecting the EU to declare 100 hp a street-wise maximum, and tuned a lot of engines into conformance. Not a bad thing for a road rider, since the torque numbers were excellent. Most of the ZX-7’s innovations came in the original ’89, but the 1991 model came with 43mm upside-down forks, and using the engine as a stressed member made the chassis lighter and more rigid. New then was a curved radiator, which saved frontal area but still had the volume to cool the 750. Several liveries were available but the green / white / blue is instantly recognizable from the AMA superbike days.”
As also seen in yesterday’s post, we do love that Kawasaki green.
Good luck to the buyer and seller!
I wish people wouldn’t rely on robots to write the script for their ads. Anyway, we used to make fun of the intake hoses on these BITD.
@Vincent – I thought the same thing when I read the description. It made me wonder if someone inherited the bike and just did not know what to write, so they turned to Chat.
Is the gold pinstripe on the fairings OEM? I don’t remember if these have it from my personal recollections. Having seen these only in a few magazines 3 decades ago. It doesn’t look like something kawaski would do. Would look better completed on the rest of the bodywork.
Only place i have seen a similiar model was at a dealership so far back I can’t recall. In fact i haven’t seen a a zx-7 on the street back in the day outside a race event at laguna seca. Which was always a wonderful ride-in bike show in itself.
Hey Michael. The gold pinstriping is not OEM. I have a 91 with under 10k miles and all original. I’ve owned it for about 15 years, I love it. One of my favorites.
To my mind, this is the aesthetic definition of “Superbike”.