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MOTOCROSS
MOTOCROSS ! The KX250F fuel injection system features dual injectors: an injector downstream of the throttle valve (where injectors are located on standard FI systems), and a second, upstream injector located close to the airbox Adjusting engine settings to suit conditions has never been easier than with the KX's DFI couplers. Plug-and-play style system is quick, easy and stress-free. KX motocrossers have long drawn on works technology to offer riders the best possible performance right out of the box. Launch Control Mode is just one of the factory features that give riders an edge when lining up at the start gate. The KX250F was the first mass-production motocrosser to feature Showa's Separate Function front Fork (SFF), which separates damping and shock absorption duties. Complemented by new adjustable handle and Champion Performance footpeg positions, the natural riding position makes it even easier for racers to go fast. The KX design philosophy – to put mid-level to expert riders on the top step of the podium – has not changed since the brand was launched over 40 years ago. The KX250F is perhaps the most successful racer in the extremely competitive 4-stroke 250cc class. ! Engine Type Displacement Bore x Stroke Cooling System Valve System Compression Ratio Fuel System ! ! ! Ignition Transmission Final Drive Frame Type Rake / Trail Front Suspension Rear Suspension Wheel Travel F/R Tyre Size Front Rear Brakes Front Rear Length Width Height Wheelbase Seat Height Fuel Tank Capacity Curb Mass Single cylinder 4-stroke 249 cc 77.0 x 53.6 mm Liquid-Cooled DOHC 4-valves 13.8:1 Fuel injection: 43 mm (Keihin) with dual injection Digital DC-CDI 5-Speed Chain Aluminium, perimeter 28.7° / 126.4 mm 48 mm upside-down telescopic Separate Function front Fork Uni-Trak 315 / 310 mm 80/100-21 100/90-19 270 mm petal disc 240 mm petal disc 2,170 mm 820 mm 1,270 mm 1,475 mm 945 mm 6.1 litres 106.2 kg www.kawasaki.co.nz