2017 Kawasaki KX100, The KX™100 motorcycle is the choice of future motocross champions. With more power and larger wheels than the KX85, this two-stroke super-mini gives riders the perfect blend of proportionate power increase with a larger chassis before transitioning to the big bikes.High-performance liquid-cooled, 99 cc two-stroke engineSix-position adjustable handlebar mount helps tailor ergonomics for a wide range of ridersSophisticated suspension components are adjustableLarger (19F, 16R) wheels than the KX85 (17F, 14R) contribute to a taller 34.3 inch seat height and higher 13 inch ground clearance Front and rear disc brakes
KXâ„¢100 helps riders prepare for the big time! The Kawasaki KXâ„¢100 represents a natural step in the progression of any budding young motocross rider who is on the verge of outgrowing the KXâ„¢85, but maybe still needs to grow a few inches, gain a few pounds or simply get a little more seat time before jumping aboard a full-sized KXâ„¢250F. The new KXâ„¢100 offers the perfect blend of a power and a larger chassis for an ideal learning curve en route to the big bikes.
2014 Kawasaki KX100, THIS BIKE IS CLEAN AND READY TO RIDE!!!! - A New Challenger Helps Riders Prepare for the Big Time! The Kawasaki KX100 represents a natural step in the progression of any budding young motocrosser who has outgrown the 85?s, but could still stand to grow a few more inches, gain a couple more pounds or simply put in a little more seat time before jumping aboard a powerful, full-sized KX250F. The new KX100 offers the perfect blend of a proportional power increase and a physically larger chassis for a more gradual learning curve en route to the big bikes.
2013 Kawasaki KX100, Taking the Next StepAs motocross racers begin to transition from the mini categories into full-sized competition, the KX™100 provides the ride that will both enhance and simplify this often-times difficult move. Engineered to help riders transition as they see both their skills and their physical presence changing, the KX100 lets them focus all of their attention on refining their own capabilities, not the constant need to manhandle an excessively large and powerful 250.
