This Kawasaki sport ATV was introduced for the 1987 model year as a four-stroke 250-class performance machine, giving the company a distinct alternative to the two-stroke sport quads that dominated much of the segment at the time. The nameplate ran for a long, continuous production span and appears in Kawasaki parts documentation across the late 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s, with 2004 being the final model year listed in Kawasaki’s own parts catalogs. Over its life, the model built a reputation as a sporty, manual-shift machine aimed at riders who wanted a lighter, more aggressive ATV than a typical utility quad. Kawasaki’s later parts listings for 2004 also refer to it as KFX 250 Mojave, reflecting the company’s late-period naming shift while still clearly tying the machine to the original Mojave 250 lineage.
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