Kawasaki F6

1971 Kawasaki F6 Enduro

The Kawasaki F6 was a 125cc dual-purpose motorcycle manufactured by Kawasaki from 1971 through 1974 with the general overall look of the Kawasaki F4 and Kawasaki F5. It was a very good Enduro motorcycle with it's higher horsepower for its class, enclosed carburetor, and ground clearance.

The Kawasaki F6 was a twin of the Kawasaki F7 175. The outstanding differences were: (a) The lack of the Hatta fork. (b) The red matrix design tank decal and "125" oil reservoir decal. (c) A black cast iron cylinder head.

Main competitors

• Honda
  • Honda SL125
• Suzuki
  • Suzuki TC120
  • Suzuki T125 Stinger
  • Suzuki TS125 T
  • Suzuki RV125 J Van Van
  • Suzuki TC125 Prospector
• Yamaha
  • Yamaha AT2

1971 F6 specifications

1971 Kawasaki F6

1971 Kawasaki F6

• 125cc
• 2-stroke, 1 Cylinder
• Rotary Disc Valve
• 5-speed Return Shift
• Maximum Horsepower: 14.5 HP @7,500 rpm
• Spark Plug: NGK B8HS
• Tire Size
• Front: 3.00-18 4PR
• Rear: 3.25-18 4PR
• Color
  • Fuel Tank: Deep Yellow
  • Front Fender: Deep Yellow
• Engine No.: F6E00001-
• Frame No.: F6F-00001-
• Parts Catalog No. : 99995-124
• Shop Manual No.: 99995-201 (SM-1)
• Remarks: Engine mounted on the same frame as the 175 cc F7 model.

1972 F6A

1972 Kawasaki F6A

• Color
  • Fuel Tank: Orange
  • Front Fender: Orange
• Engine No.: F6Et2341-
• Frame No.: F6F-18361-
• Parts Catalog No. : 99997-510S
• Owner's Manual No.: 99995-324
• Shop Manual No.: 99995-201 (SM-1)
• Major Changes: Color and marking. A "125" emblem affixed to the oil tank.

1973 F6B

1973 Kawasaki F6B

1973 Kawasaki F6 in Red

1973 Kawasaki F6 in Red

1973 Kawasaki F6 in Red

• Color
  • Fuel Tank: Red
  • Front Fender: Red
• Engine No.: F6E24447-
• Frame No.: F6F-30402-
• Parts Catalog No. : 99997-554S,(Europe) 99997-614s
• Owner's Manual No.: 99997-545
• Shop Manual No.: 99995-201 (SM-1)
• Major Changes: Color, marking, fuel tank, and seat. Turn signal lights as standard equipment.

Preceded by: Kawasaki F3 Succeeded by: Kawasaki KS125

1974

In 1974 the F6 was replaced with the Kawasaki KS125.