Where can I buy replacement parts for my Kawasaki KDX200?
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Are there genuine Kawasaki parts on the market?
Kawasaki Genuine Parts are the only parts on the market specifically engineered and tested to fit your Kawasaki vehicle. They undergo comprehensive evaluation to ensure the hightest quality and durability standards to help maximize the life of your vehicle, and give you peace of mind that your Kawasaki is always operiating at peak performance.
Why is it important to take care of a Kawasaki?
They undergo comprehensive evaluation to ensure the highest quality and durability standards to help maximize the life of your vehicle, and give you peace of mind that your Kawasaki is always operating at peak performance. The proper maintenance of your Kawasaki vehicle is the best way to ensure that it operates at its full potential.
Who was the long time champion of the Kawasaki KDX200?
Kawasaki’s Jeff Fredette, long time champion of the KDX200, at a National Enduro in New Jersey in 1986. Photo by Paul Clipper/Trail Rider Magazine.
When did the Kawasaki KDX H series come out?
The H Series (1995-2006) – KDX Model History. The final series of KDX machines were the “H” models, significant for the new KX-style perimeter frame. With the H series, Kawasaki finally moved the KDX into the realm of the race bike. There were so many changes on the H1 that it could be considered a completely new bike.
What kind of handling does a Kawasaki KDX have?
The stock forks were easy for an aggressive rider to bottom out, and so was the rear end, depending on rider weight. In spite of this, the KDX was a brilliant handling bike.
When did true sport start racing The KDX200?
“Our primary focus while racing in 1980 and ’81 was the development of the KDX200.” So yes, the bikes True Sport raced at all the nationals were 200cc prototypes.