Not only did the Kawasaki KX125 win three straight American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) 125cc National Championships in the talented hands of Ricky Carmichael, it also captured an AMA 125cc Western Region Supercross title with Shae Bentley at the helm. And because Kawasaki continues to push the envelope of race-winning development, the 2002 KX125 is the recipient of copious engine and chassis changes.
Not only did the Kawasaki KX125 win three straight American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) 125cc National Championships in the talented hands of Ricky Carmichael, it also captured an AMA 125cc Western Region Supercross title with Shae Bentley at the helm. And because Kawasaki continues to push the envelope of race-winning development, the 2002 KX125 is the recipient of copious engine and chassis changes.
2005 Kawasaki KX125, Great Dirtbike for the kids!! - The Kawasaki KX125 competition motorcycle has enjoyed tremendous success on the racetracks of America, especially in the capable hands of racing phenom James Stewart. The Team Chevy Trucks Kawasaki racer dominated the 125 Eastern Region 2004 AMA THQ Supercross Series, winning every race he entered on his KX125. With this prestigious championship in hand ? and more victories to come ? the 2005 Kawasaki KX125 returns with refinements that promise to keep this two-stroke racer on the leading edge of power and performance. The KX125 is powered by a liquid-cooled, 124cc, two-stroke single-cylinder engine and features a Mikuni TMX38x carburetor and the Kawasaki Integrated PowerValve System (KIPS). KIPS varies the exhaust port height to broaden the useful rpm range for good low-end and mid-range power without sacrificing top end power. Transferring that broad range of power to the rear wheel is a six-speed transmission and chain final drive.
