Kawasaki Models

Kawasaki added this nameplate to its modern KLX off-road lineup for the 2021 model year, positioning it as the flagship trail-focused machine between casual play bikes and full competition motorcycles. The model was c...

Introduced for the 2021 model year, this supermoto-styled entry in Kawasaki’s KLX family was created as the street-focused counterpart to the KLX dual-sport. Kawasaki presented it as an all-new lightweight model devel...

The KLX400R was Kawasaki’s short-lived off-road four-stroke offered during the early-2000s partnership period between Kawasaki and Suzuki. It appeared first for the 2003 model year, when Kawasaki added a green-liverie...

This dual-sport nameplate was introduced for the 2003 model year and had a very short life in Kawasaki’s lineup. Kawasaki’s own parts and owner-center records show 2003 and 2004 model-year entries for the machine, wit...

This nameplate was introduced for the 2008 model year as Kawasaki’s dedicated enduro/off-road 450, positioned as a more trail-oriented counterpart to the company’s KX450F motocrosser. It was developed to give riders a...

Kawasaki introduced this nameplate for the 1993 model year as a large-displacement dual-sport/enduro built around a liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke. The line arrived in two closely related forms: a more stre...

The KLX650R was Kawasaki’s off-road-focused member of the KLX650 family, introduced for the 1993 model year as the lighter, kick-start, competition-leaning counterpart to the more road-oriented KLX650 variants. Kawasa...

This 112cc youth motocross nameplate arrived for the 2022 model year as Kawasaki’s supermini bridge between minibikes and full-size race bikes. It was positioned as a race-focused stepping stone for younger riders, wi...

Introduced for the 1995 model year, this Kawasaki youth motocross machine was created as a bridge between the smaller mini-moto class and a full-size race bike. It quickly became an important step-up model in Kawasaki...

This supermini motocross nameplate appeared for the 2022 model year as Kawasaki’s largest youth-oriented KX machine, positioned to bridge the gap between minibikes and full-size race bikes. Built around a 112cc two-st...

Introduced in the mid-1970s, this 125cc motocross nameplate became Kawasaki’s small-bore two-stroke entry in the company’s purpose-built off-road racing line. It began as a compact race bike aimed at riders moving up ...

This motocross nameplate first appeared for the 1974 model year as part of the brand’s original off-road racing lineup, which helped establish its green machines in the 250cc class. The early years were defined by lig...

Introduced for the 2004 model year, this nameplate marked Kawasaki’s entry into the modern four-stroke 250cc motocross class. It was developed with Suzuki and represented a major shift for the brand, pairing a compact...

Kawasaki added this cross-country nameplate for the 2021 model year as part of a new off-road competition expansion of its KX family. It was introduced alongside the larger sibling in Kawasaki’s off-road lineup and wa...

This 250cc motocross nameplate began in the mid-1970s as one of the original machines in the brand’s off-road racing line. The early run was a two-stroke racer that became a familiar sight in national motocross compet...

KX450 is Kawasaki’s flagship full-size motocross nameplate as marketed for the 2019 model year, when the company introduced a thoroughly revised bike and dropped the earlier “F” suffix from the model name. Kawasaki’s ...

Introduced for the 2022 model year, this limited-edition motocross special was created as a more race-focused, premium version of Kawasaki’s 450-class off-road platform. The nameplate was presented as a “Special Racer...

Kawasaki introduced this nameplate for the 2024 model year as part of the KX family’s expansion into dedicated cross-country competition. It was launched as an off-road model derived from the KX450 motocross machine, ...

Introduced for the 1983 model year, this nameplate became Kawasaki’s flagship big-bore motocross two-stroke and remained part of the brand’s off-road lineup through the early 2000s. It arrived during the era when 500c...

Introduced in 1983, this Kawasaki junior motocross nameplate was created as an entry-level race bike for younger riders and quickly became one of the most familiar stepping-stones in the brand’s off-road lineup. It ar...

Kawasaki introduced this youth motocross machine for the 2000 model year as the smallest member of its off-road competition lineup. It was developed as an entry-level race bike for younger riders moving up into full m...

Introduced for the 1979 model year, this small-bore motocross nameplate became Kawasaki’s entry in the mini-class and stayed in the brand’s off-road racing lineup through the 2000 model year. Over its long run, it evo...

The nameplate first appeared for the 2001 model year as Kawasaki’s youth motocross bike, with factory parts and owner manuals identifying 2001 KX85 production. It was positioned as a small-displacement race machine fo...

Kawasaki introduced this big-bore air-cooled four as the American-market successor to the Z1-era superbike formula, with the nameplate appearing for the 1977 model year. It carried forward the inline-four layout that ...