How do you tell what year my KX250 is?

How do you tell what year my KX250 is?

How to Find Out What Year a KX 250 Is

1. Find the VIN on your KX 250. The VIN (vehicle identification number) is stamped on a plate on the steering tube leading up to the handlebars.
2. Count out the 10th digit and write it down. The 10th digit signifies the year model of the KX 250.

How can I tell what year my Kawasaki KX is?

How to Tell the Year a Kawasaki KX Was Made

1. Locate the VIN, which can be found on the steering head, below the handlebars. Write down the VIN on a piece of paper.
2. Find the 10th character, which designates the model year.

How do I find out my engine model?

Find it in the lower corner of your windshield on the driver’s side. Your VIN number is your vehicle identification number and you can find your engine size by VIN number. In the series of numbers and letters, the tenth from the left denotes the model year and the eighth is the engine codes.

What’s the difference between a 1989 Kawasaki KX250?

1989 Kawasaki KX250…. A quick spin through the spec sheet reveals a different carb & new thicker front forks, up from 43mm to 46mm. A closer inspection shows a new flatter profile fuel tank, the radiator scoop & swing arm graphics have had the annual make over & the tail pipe or exhaust appears to have has grown a little longer.

When did the Kawasaki KX250 250 come out?

Kawasaki KX250 1982…. Oddly Kawasaki did not offer a big bore open class machine in 82, the KX model range topped out with the 250. The air-cooled motor rumbled on for another year although Kawasaki say the new centre port exhaust design, updated 8 petal reed valve & redesigned cylinder head have given us more bottom & top end power to play with.

When did the Kawasaki KX250 mono shock come out?

The first & second model year of the then all new mono shock “Uni-Trak” KX250 are an extremely rare thing indeed, I can`t personally remember seeing one in action on a race track since about 1983, how many were imported into the UK I don`t know but surly one or two must still be out there waiting to be rediscovered.

1989 Kawasaki KX250…. A quick spin through the spec sheet reveals a different carb & new thicker front forks, up from 43mm to 46mm. A closer inspection shows a new flatter profile fuel tank, the radiator scoop & swing arm graphics have had the annual make over & the tail pipe or exhaust appears to have has grown a little longer.

Kawasaki KX250 1982…. Oddly Kawasaki did not offer a big bore open class machine in 82, the KX model range topped out with the 250. The air-cooled motor rumbled on for another year although Kawasaki say the new centre port exhaust design, updated 8 petal reed valve & redesigned cylinder head have given us more bottom & top end power to play with.

What’s the third digit on a Kawasaki KX?

The third digit is the vehicle type or manufacturing division. I have seen “A” on various KDX and KX models. The fourth through eigth digits show various features and styles of the vehicle.

When did the kdx250 d come out?

Thanks! KDX250 D was made from 1991 – 1994. If it’s a water cooled kdx250 you can bet that it’s a D. Doesn’t much matter beyond that since all 4 year models were the same. Thanks for the info. I believe it’s somewhere between 85-87 but I guess I’ll have to go to the bike shop and buy something