Kawasaki have
released details of their 2020 off-road line up, which includes the most
powerful KX250 to date. The new engine 250 uses finger follower valves (like
those found in the latest ZX-10RR) among other changes to achieve a 3.2 bhp
power increase over the outgoing model.
The bike also uses
downdraft-style intake routing to increase cylinder-filling efficiency and
larger diameter throttle body increases high-rev performance.
As well as the
KX250, the 2020 Kawasaki range will also include four more KX machines; the
KX450, KX65 and KX85 (small and big wheel variants). Enduro duties will
continue to be taken by the KLX450R, while youngsters can find their way onto
two wheels on the KLX110, a more easy-going option than the two-stroke KX
racers.
