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How many Kawasaki ZXs are left?

29,219 are on the road in Great Britain and 33,837 are declared off the road. More than ten thousand on the road.

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Registered as motorbikes

29,219

on the road in Great Britain

plus 33,837 declared off the road

Common

Most on the road
42,229, the end of June 2009
Still on the road
69% of the most there were
Since 2021
Down 6% (31,220 to 29,219)
032k63k199420102026
On the road (licensed)Including those declared off the road (SORN)Most on the road

Registered as cars

0

on the road in Great Britain

plus 0 declared off the road

None on the road

Most on the road
13, the end of 1998
Still on the road
0% of the most there were
Since 2021
0 now
0713199420102026
On the road (licensed)Including those declared off the road (SORN)Most on the road

Every version, as the DVLA records it

The model name on the logbook. Some are the same bike recorded in slightly different ways, and a few are typing mistakes.

VersionOn the roadOff the roadMost there were
ZX600-J15681,0742,782 (2002)
ZX600-G24091,0512,752 (1999)
ZX 600-G13119062,384 (1998)
ZX900-C24651,0262,231 (1999)
ZX600-J24608392,161 (2002)
ZX636 A1P4637521,833 (2003)
ZX636 B1H4188491,809 (2005)
ZX 600-F31557621,764 (1997)
ZX 600 P7F4154981,703 (2008)
ZX900-E14708591,700 (2002)
ZX 900-C12747001,593 (1998)
ZX 636 C6F3845301,505 (2006)
ZX 636 C1H2704491,305 (2005)
ZX 600 P8F2963031,216 (2009)
ZX 1000 E8F3723291,155 (2009)
ZX1200-A13256901,136 (2002)
ZX 1002 Kpfan1,090481,130 (2024)
ZX 1000 WJF8191801,037 (2019)
ZX600-E72175241,013 (2001)
ZX 1000 WKF842114983 (2020)
ZX 750-P294585974 (1997)
ZX 1000 WHF662133865 (2018)
ZX 1000 D6F229295836 (2006)
ZX 1000 MGF ABS643118823 (2017)
ZX 1000 C1H240408806 (2005)
ZX1200-C1H258368791 (2005)
ZX600-E164311740 (1994)
ZX 1000 C2H233336704 (2005)
ZX750-P497422691 (1999)
ZX 600-E696333666 (1998)
ZX 1000 D7F226212648 (2007)
ZX 600 R9F171210589 (2010)
ZX 1100 Jsfan58814588 (2026)
ZX 750-P371373584 (1998)
ZX 1400 DAF ABS326144576 (2011)
ZX750-FI25322575 (1994)
ZX900-E2159296573 (2002)
ZX 1400 A7F263181561 (2009)
ZX1100-D180326556 (1994)
ZX 900-B453300547 (1997)
ZX 1000 MFF ABS38595543 (2016)
ZX 900 F2P184236538 (2004)
ZX 1400 D8F ABS274133527 (2009)
ZX1000-B149399526 (1994)
ZX1100-D7134342519 (2001)
ZX900-A2108452498 (1994)
ZX 600-E560229492 (1997)
ZX 1002 KLF42643475 (2021)
ZX 1400 FCF ABS272116469 (2013)
ZX 1002 Klfa40249467 (2021)
ZX400-L970286454 (2003)
ZX 1100-D688300444 (1999)
ZX 1002 Kmfan39633431 (2022)
ZX750-P575322430 (2002)
ZX 1002 Krfan41217420 (2025)
ZX 600 RAF147174416 (2012)
ZX 1100-D565243411 (1997)
ZX 1002 BJF SX SE35060407 (2020)
ZX600-C18176401 (1994)
ZX 600A211216398 (1994)

The 60 versions there have been most of. 229 smaller ones are not shown.

What the numbers mean

  • On the road means licensed: taxed, or exempt from tax, at the end of June 2026.
  • Off the road means declared SORN: still registered but not used on public roads, often stored, being restored or waiting to be sold.
  • Counts are for Great Britain and come from the DVLA. Records start in 1994, so older cars may have been more common before then.

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Source: Department for Transport and DVLA vehicle licensing statistics for Great Britain, table VEH0120, to the end of June 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.