Click to read: Kawasaki Z750 owners reviews, Kawasaki Z750 specs and to see the Kawasaki Z750 image gallery.No-one knows bikes like the people who buy them and ride them. That’s why in the Buyer Guide we speak to as many owners as possible to get

-rider friendly too...Continue the Honda Hornet 600 Buyer GuideHonda Hornet 600 Specifications1998Engine 599cc, liquid cooled, DOHC, 16-valve inline four Power 95bhp @ 12,000rpm Top speed 140mphTorque 46lb.ft @ 9,500rpm Dry weight 179kg Seat height 790mm Fuel

as going well, being reliable, practical, versatile and cheap to run it’s got that X-factor too. It’s a plucky, willing performer that delivers the goods with a side order of charm.Continue the Suzuki SV650 Buyer GuideSuzuki SV650 Specifications1999 SV650

ground clearance hold them back) and they’re the most fun bikes to ride on the road, bar none.Continue the Triumph Speed Triple Buyer GuideTriumph Speed Triple Specifications1994 Triumph Speed TripleEngine L/C, 12V, in-line three, 885cc Power 96bhp @ 9

bikes as standard which with a little fiddling can be among the best machines on the road.Continue the Yamaha Fazer 1000 Buyer GuideYamaha Fazer FZS1000 & FZ1 Specifications2001 Yamaha Fazer FZS1000Engine 998cc, l/c, 20 valve, in-line four Power 143bhp

about, just don’t have the grunt needed to fire out of corners unless you really rev them. So surely a 750 combines the best of both and is the optimum size?Most of the 50 GSX-R750 owners who filled in our Buyer Guide on-line survey agree. And if you

us about their bikes. That’s what the Buyer Guide is all about – getting the nitty gritty on what bikes are like to live with in the real world. Anyone who thinks GSX-R1000s are just track bikes are in for a shock. Okay, it’s been top dog in the big

ride to be a triple espresso shot of revs, lean and high speed thrills, look no further than the CBR600RR. And it’s a Honda, so it’s reliable.Continue the Honda CBR600RR Buyer GuideHonda CBR600RR Specifications2003Engine 599cc, liquid cooled, DOHC, 16v

on-line survey about these bikes.  They’ve covered over two million miles on these bikes with several clocking up over 100,000 each. When it comes to the hard miles, these owners have put them in.Continue the BMW R1150GS Buyer Guide1999 BMW 1150GS

.Since 1996 it’s always been offered in two versions – a butch looking naked bike and a faired version. Here’s what the Bandit owners think of their bikes.Continue the Suzuki GSF600 Bandit Buyer GuideSuzuki GSF600 Bandit1995Engine 599cc, air/oil cooled, dohc