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motorcycle reviews: Yamaha Honda Suzuki Kawasaki BMW Harley Davidson Aprilia Ducati Triumph KTM Hyosung	To compare the technical specifications and features of Kawasaki Ninja 300 (EX 300) and Yamaha Fazer FZ-1 is a good way to find out which one of these motorcycles will better match your style and requirements. When you know what specifications and features of a motorcycle will make you personally comfortable with it then your choice should be all about this criteria. If you compare the motorcycles you are interested in by analysing their technical specifications, features and pictures, the list of favourite ones could be shortened to just a few models. Then these bikes in question could be best explored on the road where handling, performance and comfort of sitting position can be best felt in action. Kawasaki-Ninja 300 (EX 300)   vs   Yamaha-Fazer FZ-1 Kawasaki manufacturer Yamaha Ninja 300 (EX 300) bike name Fazer FZ-1 Sport bike mootorcycle type Sport touring since 2012 year since 2006 201.5 / 71.5 / 111 cm overall size L/W/H(cm) 206 / 65.5 / 112.5 cm 296 cc engine displacement (cc) 998 cc Fuel injection fuel supply method Fuel Injection 10.6:1 compression ratio 11.5:1 62x49 mm bore and stroke 77x53.6 mm 140mm (5.5 inches) ground clearance 135mm (5.3 inches) 2.8litres (3 quarts) engine oil capacity 3.7litres (3.9 quarts) 17.0 litres (4.5 gallons) fuel tank capacity 20.0 litres (5.3 gallons) 180 km/h (112 mph) top speed 246 km/h (153 mph) 39 hp peak horsepower 150 hp 27 nm (19.9 ft lbs) max torque 106 nm (78.2 ft lbs) 164 kg (362 lbs) dry weight 204 kg (450 lbs) 175 kg (386 lbs) curb weight (wet weight) 220 kg (485 lbs) 37mm telescopic fork, 120mm wheel travel front suspension telescopic forks with 130mm travel bottom-link uni-track with gas-charged shock, 5-way adjustable preload, 132mm wheel travel rear suspension link type swingarm with 130mm travel 110/70-17 front tyre size 120/70-ZR17 140/70-17 rear tyre size 190/50-ZR17 6-speed slip clutch, manual transmission type 6-speed CDI digital ignition / starting Electric single 290mm petal disc with 2-piston caliper front brakes Two discs x 320mm one disc with 220mm diameter and dual-piston caliper rear brakes One disc x 245mm Chain drive final drive type Chain drive Liquid cooling cooling type Liquid cooling 4.10 l/100km (57.4 mpg) fuel economy (consumption) 6.25 l/100km (37.6 mpg) technical specifications of Kawasaki Ninja 300 (EX 300) see data separately technical specifications of Yamaha Fazer FZ-1 Yamaha Fazer FZ-1 has bigger engine size than Kawasaki Ninja 300 (EX 300) but this is not a direct indicator for more power or better performance. The second bike has the advantage of greater compression ratio of 11.5:1 than the other one. This represents the biggest volume of the cylinder when the piston is located at the lowest point of the stroke compared to the minimum volume of the cylinder when the piston is at the highest point of the stroke. When the mixture of air and fuel in the combustion chamber has bigger pressure (higher compression ratio) when it is ignited then it burns more effectively and therefore these bikes tend to have better fuel economy (comparing engines with equal displacement). The bike with a better fuel economy is the Kawasaki Ninja 300 (EX 300) which can travel 57.4 miles with one gallon of fuel. Yamaha Fazer FZ-1 on the contrary can travel 37.6 miles with a gallon. When measured in mpg the fuel economy shows how many miles can be traveled with a gallon of fuel. Alternatively when measure in l\100km it shows the fuel consumption in litters per 100 kilometer trip. The producer of each bike specifies the sizes of its front and rear tyre. The right choice also depends on your style of riding, whether you are speeding and riding agressively. To choose the right tire size firstly you need to understand the meaning of the numbers printed on the size of the tire. The first of these numbers shows how many millimeters the tire is wide. After that comes the aspect ration shown by the second number in the code. How many inches is the diameter of the rim - that is what the tird number reveals. Since many internet stores are offering motorcycle tires it is an easy way to get proper pair of tires online at reasonable price. Kawasaki Ninja 300 (EX 300) has a better ground clearance of 140mm ( for Yamaha Fazer FZ-1 it is 135mm). The distance between the chassis and the base of the tyre is called ride height or also ground clearance of a motorcycle and is usually given in millimeters in the technical specifications. That, in other words, is the smallest distance between any mechanical body part of the motorcycle and the surface of the road. Yamaha Fazer FZ-1 appears to be faster than Kawasaki Ninja 300 (EX 300) with top speed of 246km/h against 180km/h for the other bike. However sources may vary as to whether these top speed parameters are precise or only approximate.The same method of engine cooling is used on both motorcycles - liquid cooling. Motorcycles with liquid cooling operate at narrower temperature ranges. Keeping the operating temperature at a very narrow range allows many engine components to be optimised for these temperatures. The circulation of the coolant from the radiator to the engine is helped by the water pump. A fan is turned on if needed by a thermostat to draw more air over the radiator in case the motorcycle slows down. A liquid-cooled engine happens to be quieter than the air-cooled one because all that liquid that surrounds the engine deadens mechanical noise. These two motorcycles (Kawasaki Ninja 300 (EX 300) and Yamaha Fazer FZ-1) have the same type of final drive which is chain. It is a fact that the majority of motorcycles around the world are driven by chains. Chains are simple and efficient way to transmit horsepower from the engine to the rear wheel. However chains have their down points - more frequent need of maintenance (lubrication and cleaning) which means that a biker should always keep an eye on the chain especially in rainy days or dusty roads. Compression ratio - this parameter refers to how the cylinder's space changes from when the piston is down at its lowest point to when the piston is up at its highest point in the stroke. The compressio ratio of Yamaha Fazer FZ-1 is 11.5:1 and it is 10.6:1 for Kawasaki Ninja 300 (EX 300) according to the motorcycles technical data above. In other words it represents how tightly the mixture of fuel and air in the combustion chamber is pressed before the ignition. Engines with higher compression ratio are more energy efficient because they are able to extract more mechanical energy from a certain amount of fuel. Engine oil is among the most important aspects of an engines health. Synthetic engine oils are considered the most technically advanced one and are more expensive than the mineral oils which come at lower price. 3700 miles (6000 km) between oil changes is widely accepted rule. If you you synthetic oil then bigger mileage can be allowed between oil changes. The oil filter needs to be replaced too and that is usually to be done with the oil change. The oil capacity of Kawasaki Ninja 300 (EX 300) is 2.8 litres and the engine oil of Yamaha Fazer FZ-1 is 3.7 litres as per their technical specs. The oil capacity here is just to give you a rough idea of how much oil you need on an oil change. Pouring exactly the proper amount of oil needed is achieved by observing the level sight window or the dipstick marks.	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