Is the KX250 a two stroke dirt bike?

Is the KX250 a two stroke dirt bike?

Justin Seeds was standing right next to both of us, and what he said next would forever change the fate of his 2003 KX250. “I have a two-stroke,” Justin chimed in. Ryan and I didn’t need an invitation; we didn’t even ask for permission. I believe our next words were, “We’re racing it.”

Who was the two stroke winner of the 2003 KX250?

“One problem; where are we going to get a two-stroke?” Justin Seeds was standing right next to both of us, and what he said next would forever change the fate of his 2003 KX250. “I have a two-stroke,” Justin chimed in. Ryan and I didn’t need an invitation; we didn’t even ask for permission.

What was the problem with the Kawasaki KX250?

The KX250 had a potent engine that the chassis could not handle. Rebuilding it a decade later could change its inherent flaws. We admit being hesitant to relive the nightmares of the ill-handling 2006 Kawasaki KX250 two-stroke. This was a bike that carved corners like a dull butter knife cuts through a cheap flank steak.

Which is better a Kawasaki KX250 or KX125?

In truth, the Kawasaki KX125 was a much better overall package than the KX250—and it got dropped from the 2006 Kawasaki lineup. Que sera.” The 2006 Kawasaki KX250 two-stroke we tested had been rescued from its grave. After 10 years of wear and tear, it needed some TLC from a caring new owner.

When did Kawasaki stop making the KX250 two stroke?

The grand plan was already in motion to stop production on the smokers and dump its R&D money into the four-stroke line. In 2007 Kawasaki pulled the plug on production of the KX250. Thankfully. Bad bikes stick out in test rider’s minds. And, MXa never liked the 2006 KX250 two-stroke. Need proof?

What is unique about the Kawasaki KX250 powerband?

Because the 2005 KX250 put previous KX250 engines to shame. It was at least three horsepower better than the 2004 engine. So, what buyers are getting for 2006 is a reprise of a really good KX engine. Our test bike made 45.7 horsepower. Q: IS IT FAST OR SLOW? A: It is fast. Q: WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT THE KX250 POWERBAND?

In truth, the Kawasaki KX125 was a much better overall package than the KX250—and it got dropped from the 2006 Kawasaki lineup. Que sera.” The 2006 Kawasaki KX250 two-stroke we tested had been rescued from its grave. After 10 years of wear and tear, it needed some TLC from a caring new owner.

Which is the worst Kawasaki two stroke bike?

We admit being hesitant to relive the nightmares of the ill-handling 2006 Kawasaki KX250 two-stroke. This was a bike that carved corners like a dull butter knife cuts through a cheap flank steak. It was like riding a bucking bronco.