2025 KX™112
Original price was: $5,649.00.$3,088.00Current price is: $3,088.00.- The KX™112 is for competitive youth riders progressing from 85cc machinery and targeting Supermini-class racing.
- It suits ambitious young athletes who want a stronger, more stable platform before moving to full-size 125cc and 250cc bikes.
- It is designed for closed-course competition and is ideal for families and teams seeking a tunable, race-ready two-stroke with proven Kawasaki KX lineage.
2025 KX™250
Original price was: $8,999.00.$5,288.00Current price is: $5,288.00.- The 2025 KX™250 is for competitive motocross riders—amateur to pro—seeking a focused 250 four-stroke platform for gate-to-flag racing.
- It suits experienced track riders who value precise handling, tunable suspension, and a predictable power delivery.
- It is not street legal and is intended for closed-course competition and MX training.
2025 KX™250X
Original price was: $9,099.00.$4,788.00Current price is: $4,788.00.- The 2025 KX™250X is for riders who race or train in cross-country formats such as GNCC, WORCS, and regional hare scrambles, and for serious off-road enthusiasts who want a race-ready platform without adding off-road essentials aftermarket.
- It suits intermediate to expert riders seeking a nimble, lightweight four-stroke with motocross-level chassis performance adapted for longer, technical terrain.
- Beginners and riders seeking a street-legal dual-sport will be better served by trail or dual-purpose models.
2025 KX™450
Original price was: $10,499.00.$6,088.00Current price is: $6,088.00.- The 2025 KX450 is for experienced motocross riders and racers who compete or practice on closed courses and want a 450-class platform that responds clearly to setup changes.
- It suits amateur to professional riders seeking a tunable engine character, stable yet agile chassis, and modern electronics that can be dialed to track conditions.
- It is not designed for beginners or street use and is not street legal.
2025 KX™450SR
Original price was: $13,599.00.$7,388.00Current price is: $7,388.00.- The 2025 KX450SR is built for expert riders and committed racers who demand a turnkey, competition-grade 450 motocrosser.
- It best suits regional and national-level competitors, serious amateurs stepping into pro-caliber equipment, and riders who prioritize lap-time gains and setup efficiency over entry-level approachability.
- It is not intended for beginners or casual trail use and is designed for closed-course competition.
2025 KX™450X
Original price was: $10,699.00.$5,688.00Current price is: $5,688.00.- The 2025 KX450X is designed for serious off‑road competitors who want a race‑ready platform straight from the showroom.
- It suits GNCC and WORCS racers, regional hare‑scramble riders, and experienced trail riders who prefer competition‑bred performance over casual trail manners.
- If your weekends involve transponder scoring, dead‑engine starts, and long motos through changing terrain, the KX450X provides the focused capability to compete—and win.
2025 KX™65
Original price was: $4,249.00.$2,088.00Current price is: $2,088.00.- The KX65 is for youth riders progressing from play bikes to organized motocross, typically those ready for a clutch, gears, and race-pace riding on a 65cc machine.
- It suits aspiring competitors entering local or regional MX and off-road events, as well as developing riders who want a reliable, predictable platform for coaching and skill building.
- Parents and coaches value it as a durable, parts-supported race bike that rewards correct technique and grows with a rider’s ability.
2025 KX™85
Original price was: $4,949.00.$2,388.00Current price is: $2,388.00.- The 2025 KX85 is aimed at youth riders competing in the 85cc motocross class, typically those progressing from 65cc machines or entering organized racing with serious intent.
- It suits riders who want a responsive, tunable bike for motocross tracks, arena-style events, and off-road sprint formats.
- It is also a strong choice for families and coaches seeking a reliable, competition-focused platform that supports skill development and consistent performance.
2026 KX™112
Original price was: $5,749.00.$3,088.00Current price is: $3,088.00.- The 2026 KX™112 is intended for competitive youth riders progressing beyond 85cc machines, particularly those targeting the Supermini class or preparing to transition to a 125cc full-size bike.
- It suits taller or faster-growing riders who need bigger wheels, more torque, and a chassis that scales with their speed.
- It is also a solid choice for families, teams, and coaches seeking a reliable, tunable platform for regional and national amateur motocross competition.
- The KX112 is not street legal and is designed exclusively for closed-course use.
2026 KX™250
Original price was: $9,099.00.$5,388.00Current price is: $5,388.00.- The 2026 KX™250 is for motocross racers and serious track‑day riders competing or training in the 250 four‑stroke class who want a light, agile machine that rewards precise technique and aggression.
- It suits developing amateurs through to advanced riders looking for a platform they can tune for local, regional, or national MX events.
- It is a closed‑course competition motorcycle and is not intended for street use.
- Riders focused on off‑road trails and cross‑country events should consider Kawasaki’s cross‑country variant instead.
2026 KX™250X
Original price was: $9,199.00.$4,988.00Current price is: $4,988.00.
The KX™250X suits cross‑country racers and serious off‑road riders who want motocross‑bred performance tailored for woods, desert, and hare‑scramble conditions.It is an excellent fit for:
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- Club‑level to expert racers competing in GNCC‑style, WORCS, and regional cross‑country series.
- Motocross riders looking to transition into off‑road competition without extensive modification.
- Demanding trail riders who value a lightweight, precise chassis with race‑grade components and tuning.
2026 KX™450
Original price was: $10,599.00.$6,288.00Current price is: $6,288.00.- The 2026 KX450 is aimed at committed motocross riders who measure bikes by lap times and race results.
- It suits intermediate to expert racers moving up from 250 class machines.
- Privateers seeking a proven 450 platform with competitive out-of-the-box performance.
- Track-day riders who want factory-derived engineering without unnecessary complexity.
- This is a closed-course competition motorcycle, not designed or equipped for public-road use.