Difference between revisions of "Kawasaki KX250"

The 2005 Kawasaki KX250 is a dirt/ off-road bike, with no street-legal equipment, such as headlight or blinkers, and is intended for track and non-public roads, as well as for trails in the wild areas. The 2005 KX250 sports a 249cc 2-stroke engine, but this bike is no toy, as it produces in excess of 58 hp and should only be ridden by pilots with at least intermediate experience. The suspensions of the 2005 Kawasaki KX250 provide innumerable setup positions, thanks to the massive 48 mm oleopneumatic Kayaba forks and new Uni-Trak rear shock. The bike weighs in at only 97 kg (214 lbs) and that's one of the reasons for eliminating the electric starter. The lightweight construction is also helped by the steel frame.

The 2005 Kawasaki KX250 is a dirt/ off-road bike, with no street-legal equipment, such as headlight or blinkers, and is intended for track and non-public roads, as well as for trails in the wild areas. The 2005 KX250 sports a 249cc 2-stroke engine, but this bike is no toy, as it produces in excess of 58 hp and should only be ridden by pilots with at least intermediate experience. The suspensions of the 2005 Kawasaki KX250 provide innumerable setup positions, thanks to the massive 48 mm oleopneumatic Kayaba forks and new Uni-Trak rear shock. The bike weighs in at only 97 kg (214 lbs) and that's one of the reasons for eliminating the electric starter. The lightweight construction is also helped by the steel frame.

Designed to be ridden by intermediate and experienced pilots, the 2006 Kawasaki KX250 is a nice middleweight off-road bike packing a lot of nifty features. First of all, the bike is not street-legal: it has no headlight and blinkers so it is to be ridden on the dirt and motocross tracks, non-public roads o wilderness trails. The 58 hp (43.3 Kw) 2-stroke liquid-cooled engine is no toy and for dependable stopping force, racing-class petal disc brakes have been installed. Suspensions are fully adjustable and can provide with a plethora of finely-tuned setups for any rider and any riding style on a variety of surfaces. The Kayaba Air Oil System fork and the lightweight, but rigid frame are responsible for the easy handling of the 2006 Kawasaki KX250 even through the sharpest turns.

Designed to be ridden by intermediate and experienced pilots, the 2006 Kawasaki KX250 is a nice middleweight off-road bike packing a lot of nifty features. First of all, the bike is not street-legal: it has no headlight and blinkers so it is to be ridden on the dirt and motocross tracks, non-public roads o wilderness trails. The 58 hp (43.3 Kw) 2-stroke liquid-cooled engine is no toy and for dependable stopping force, racing-class petal disc brakes have been installed. Suspensions are fully adjustable and can provide with a plethora of finely-tuned setups for any rider and any riding style on a variety of surfaces. The Kayaba Air Oil System fork and the lightweight, but rigid frame are responsible for the easy handling of the 2006 Kawasaki KX250 even through the sharpest turns.

The 2007 Kawasaki KX250 is a dirt/ motocross bike powered by a 249cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled 2-stroke engine capable to deliver more than 58 hp. While the bike's nature is clearly intended for racing purposes, it therefore lacks a headlight and blinkers, being thus illegal for street use. You can enjoy it on the dirt tracks or mountain trails, or non-public roads, however. Given the aggressive and explosive character of the power unit, the 2007 KX250 comes with petal disc brakes for dependable stopping force, while the design of the very rotors keep them clean, with no dust or mud diminishing their capabilities. The perimeter steel frame is both light and rigid, offering great handling, especially with the 2007 KX250 weighing only 97 kg (214 lbs). Fully-adjustable suspensions make this bike suitable for pretty much any rider and any riding style on a variety of surface types.

The 2007 Kawasaki KX250 is a dirt/ motocross bike powered by a 249cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled 2-stroke engine capable to deliver more than 58 hp. While the bike's nature is clearly intended for racing purposes, it therefore lacks a headlight and blinkers, being thus illegal for street use. You can enjoy it on the dirt tracks or mountain trails, or non-public roads, however. Given the aggressive and explosive character of the power unit, the 2007 KX250 comes with petal disc brakes for dependable stopping force, while the design of the very rotors keep them clean, with no dust or mud diminishing their capabilities. The perimeter steel frame is both light and rigid, offering great handling, especially with the 2007 KX250 weighing only 97 kg (214 lbs). Fully-adjustable suspensions make this bike suitable for pretty much any rider and any riding style on a variety of surface types.