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Wrenchmonkees #57 Kawasaki W 800
Wrenchmonkees have produced this simple, light due-it-all machine based on the Kawasaki W800, The W800 produces a modest 48 horsepower from a parallel twin 773 cc engine. Monkee #57 reportedly offers a big boost over stock power with K&N pod filters and custom mufflers
The W800 has also undergone a significant diet courtesy of stripped unnecessary parts and the replacement of the heavy, steel fenders with aluminum items. Other changes/upgrades include Hagon Nitro rear shocks and a Ferodo front disc.
The instrument pod is by Motogadget with an included USB port. Many other items are one-offs created by Wrenchmonkees, such as the seat, headlight bracket, headlight, tail light and turn signals.
Key Features:
Standard frame, standard swingarm. Standard front fork, lowered.
Progressive springs.
Source Wrenchmonkee
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