The 1986 Kawasaki GPZ 600 R was a groundbreaking sport motorcycle in its time. Equipped with a liquid-cooled inline-four engine with a displacement of 592 cc and producing around 76 horsepower, it delivered impressive performance for the middleweight class. It was one of the first sportbikes in this category to embrace modern technology, featuring a steel perimeter frame, a 16-inch front wheel, and a full aerodynamic fairing. The GPZ 600 R was known for its balance between sporty handling and everyday usability. The engine delivered smooth power throughout the rev range, with a noticeable surge around 9,000 rpm. The suspension and chassis inspired confidence both on twisty roads and at the track, while the relatively comfortable seat and upright riding position made longer rides more manageable. In the 1980s, this bike was a serious contender in the growing middleweight sportbike segment. Today, the GPZ 600 R is often considered a classic, appreciated by enthusiasts of vintage sport motorcycles and collectors looking for a piece of motorcycling history. The motorcycle has been stationary for 5 years, but it doesn't run. Carburetors need to be cleaned. Tires need to be replaced. The brakes need to be overhauled. The engine does run with starter fluid. Rust is present in the fuel tank. Various damages (see photos). Details and current condition of the motorcycle: Dutch license plate: MF-FB-82 First registration: 21-08-1986 Cylinders: 4 Engine displacement: 584 cm³ Power (registered): 20 kW The motorcycle will be delivered without a battery and fuel during transport. For buyers outside the Netherlands, we provide export documents accepted within the EU (without COC), but further registration is at the buyer’s own expense and responsibility.