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November 01, 2009
Filed Under (Articles) by Chip
The new Kawasaki motocross bikes are here. As expected, the KX450F gets minor refinements as the R&D team recovers from the massive overhaul in 2009, but the KX250F isn’t the big news we were hoping for. It still received a list of changes, but, I’ll go ahead and spoil it right here, it still has a carburetor. Thanks to slower sales and an abundant inventory supply of KX65 and KX100 models, both 2-stroke machines are on a production hold for 2010. Kids who want fresh greenery will have to look for the KX85 which gets aesthetic upgrades. Read on for the specifics of each Kawasaki dirt bike model. 2010 Kawasaki KX450F The bike gets 40mm trimmed off the single-piece head/mid-pipe and the friction plates in the clutch get 75% more material. Denso radiators are 10mm taller and 7.6mm wider which brought about new shrouds. The bodywork mounts to a chassis that features a new steering stem shaft with the goal of decreasing rigidity. The Kayaba fork gets a different spring rate and revised damping to ease the initial stroke. The same goes for the rear end where the shock mounts to revised linkage ratios. All this adds up to an extra 500 bucks for a grand total.More… http://forshop.us/blog/2009/10/kawasaki-kx450f/
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