| Year: | 2014 |
| Mileage: | 44000 |
| Engine Size: | 800 cc |
| Manufacturer: | Triumph |
| Model: | Tiger 800 |
| Drive Side: | |
| Transmission: | Manual |
| Fuel: | Petrol |
| Service History: | Yes |
| V5 Document: | Yes |
| Emission class: | — |
*P/X, delivery available
A truly immaculate and very special , UK supplied, matching numbers example ..
The bike comes with a good thick history folder with lots of invoices and plenty of old MOT’s to warrant the mileage ..
Original KH1 stamped exhausts fitted …
Fully restored ….
Delivery available …
The Kawasaki KH500 is a legendary motorcycle from the early 1970s, representing the pinnacle of Kawasaki’s innovation in the triple-cylinder engine category. Introduced in 1972, the KH500 was a successor to the earlier H1 Mach III but featured several key improvements aimed at refining the performance and handling of Kawasaki’s iconic three-cylinder motorcycles.The KH500 featured a 499cc, air-cooled, two-stroke, three-cylinder engine, which delivered a thrilling performance. Capable of producing around 60 horsepower, it offered a top speed of around 115 mph (185 km/h), placing it among the fastest motorcycles of its time. This engine configuration made the KH500 an exhilarating ride with distinctive power delivery, known for its high-revving nature and unique exhaust note.One of the key changes in the KH500, compared to its predecessor, the H1 Mach III, was the refinement in the chassis and suspension. The bike was equipped with a stronger frame and improved suspension system, making it more stable and manageable in corners. It also featured an upgraded braking system, with front and rear drum brakes that helped the rider maintain better control at high speeds.The Kawasaki KH500 was a popular choice for racing enthusiasts and riders who sought a high-performance bike that could handle both street riding and competitive racing. Its reputation for power and acceleration made it a favorite among enthusiasts of the two-stroke era, and the KH500 is remembered as one of the most exciting motorcycles of the 1970s.Today, the Kawasaki KH500 holds a special place in motorcycle history. Although production of the model ended by 1976, it remains a sought-after collector’s item for those passionate about vintage Kawasaki motorcycles and the thrilling experience of riding a classic three-cylinder, two-stroke bike.
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