With only slight variations from its motocross roots, the KX250X cross-country model can pack a competitive punch both on the ...

Yamaha’s venerated YZ250 two-stroke motocrosser has long been a favorite platform for off-road competition, and now comes ...

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For young competitive riders looking for the hard acceleration, cornering agility, tunable suspension, and powerful braking of a big bike, the KX85 delivers.

Kawasaki’s KX450 Special Racer KX450 is Jeremy McGrath’s premier race weapon of choice, bringing a factory-level motocross racer straight to showroom floors.

The Kawasaki KX112 is a unique size among today’s youth motocross models, with the dimensions of an 85 big wheel and the power of a supermini racer.

Kawasaki’s playbike fixture, the KLX110R is popular with beginners and with the backyard pitbike scene. Available in two sizes, with auto or manual clutch.

The street-legal sibling of Kawasaki’s KLX300R trail bike, the KLX300 brings dual sport versatility together with fun off-road capability.

Kawasaki’s popular 233cc four-stroke platform also comes in a supermoto trim, ready to take dual sport capability to the street for a fun urban runabout.

Kawasaki’s premier-class motocrosser, the KX450 is largely unchanged for 2025 after receiving a major overhaul the previous year.

From growing riders to young adults, many off-roaders will find a comfortable place to learn aboard the Kawasaki KLX140R and its three variant sizes.