Kawasaki KX250

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The Kawasaki KX250 is Kawasaki's 250 motocrosser. For most of its history it was a two-stroke, competing in the 250 class from the 1970s until the late 2000s, when four-strokes took over motocross.

Kawasaki then raced the four-stroke KX250F in the 250 class, and from 2021 the four-stroke bike took over the KX250 name. Modern versions use a liquid-cooled 249cc single with electric start and launch control in a lightweight aluminium frame. They are closed-course competition machines. Rivals include the Yamaha YZ250F, Honda CRF250R and KTM 250 SX-F.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2027	249 cc	–	105 kg	955 mm	42
2026	249 cc	48 hp	103 kg	955 mm	46
2025	249 cc	48 hp	103 kg	955 mm	48
2024	249 cc	48 hp	103 kg	960 mm	48
2023	249 cc	48 hp	103 kg	960 mm	48
2022	249 cc	48 hp	103 kg	950 mm	48
2021	249 cc	48 hp	103 kg	947 mm	48
2020	249 cc	48 hp	100 kg	947 mm	48
2019	249 cc	48 hp	99 kg	945 mm	48
2008	249 cc	48 hp	97 kg	965 mm	45
2007	249 cc	48 hp	97 kg	965 mm	45
2006	249 cc	24.9 hp	97 kg	965 mm	41
2005	249 cc	24.9 hp	97 kg	965 mm	41
2004	249 cc	56 hp	97 kg	963 mm	42
2003	249 cc	55.6 hp	97 kg	963 mm	35
2002	249 cc	55.6 hp	97 kg	963 mm	41
2001	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	963 mm	41
2000	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	963 mm	41
1999	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	963 mm	41
1998	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	963 mm	41
1997	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	963 mm	41
1996	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	963 mm	41
1995	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	960 mm	41
1994	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	960 mm	41
1993	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	960 mm	41
1992	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	960 mm	41
1991	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	960 mm	41
1990	249 cc	52.5 hp	97 kg	960 mm	41