Mash X-Ride 650 Classic: specs and comparison
Mash X-Ride 650 Classic (Retro / classic, since 2020): 644 cc engine, 29 kW / 39 hp, 177 kg (with fluids), seat height 860 mm. Licence: A2.
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Specs
Version since 2020
| Years | since 2020 |
|---|---|
| Type | Retro / classic |
| Licence | A2 |
| Engine | 644 cm³, 1 cyl. |
| Power | 29 kW / 39 hp |
| Weight | 177 kg (with fluids) |
| Seat height | 860 mm |
| ABS | ABS |
| Drive / gearbox | chain, manual |
| Tank | 12 l |
| Fuel use | 4.9 l/100 km |
| Range on one tank | 210 km |
| Used price (estimate) | £3,700 - £5,100 |
Why it's worth it
- Smooth, predictable power
- Engine with real character
Weak points
- Noticeable vibrations
- Basic, budget suspension
- Short range, frequent fuel stops
- Tall seat: 850 mm or more - see "Will your feet reach the ground?"
What to check on a used one
- Chain and sprockets: slack, stiff links, hooked teeth
- Service history: stamps and invoices
- Oil consumption: blue smoke, low level
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Questions
Is the Mash X-Ride 650 Classic A2-legal?
Yes: 29 kW is within the A2 limit of 35 kW. Some countries also check 0.2 kW per kg, so confirm the papers of the bike you buy.
What is the seat height of the Mash X-Ride 650 Classic?
860 mm. Whether you reach the ground also depends on the seat width: the finder estimates it from your height and inseam.
How much does the Mash X-Ride 650 Classic weigh?
177 kg (with fluids).
What is the fuel use and range of the Mash X-Ride 650 Classic?
About 4.9 l/100 km; with the 12 l tank that is roughly 210 km before the reserve.
Specs from makers and test sources; prices are estimates. Check the bike you buy.