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![]() KLF250 The KLF250 is the successor to the KLF220. Newly designed, air-cooled, 228cc SOHC, two- valve, single cylinder engine Semi-automatic, 5-speed with reverse Quad-link rear suspension with dual shock absorbers. Towing capacity of 204 kg. To find out more goto its Home page ![]() |
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![]() KVF 360A 4x4 & 2x4 362cc air cooled, SOHC, 2-valve engine Kawasaki engine brake control Built in wet rear brake Electrically selectable 2WD/4WD system To find out more goto its Home page ![]() |
![]() NOW TAKEN OFF THE MARKET AS NEW KVF650A 41hp V Twin Liquid Cooled Selectable 2/4WD Engine braking Lockable front diff To find out more goto its Home page ![]() |
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The all-new KFX 700, the industry's first
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![]() KFX400 For a variety of sport-riding conditions Kawasaki’s recreational and work ATVs have an established world-wide reputation for high performance and outstanding reliability. With the addition of the new KFX 400, that reputation will extend to the sport ATV category as well. To find out more goto its Home page ![]() |
![]() NOW TAKEN OFF THE MARKET AS NEW KFX300B 290cc air cooled engine 5 speed gearbox with reverse Triple disc brakes Independent front suspension To find out more goto its Home page ![]() |
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Never allow Off Road Vehicles to be ridden beyond the rider's level of skill. Remember, skill can be improved by training. Off Road Vehicles are not toys and ATVs and Utility vehicles have very different handling characteristics in comparison to Motorcycles. A collision or rollover can occur quickly, even during routine manoeuvres such as turning and driving on hills and over obstacles, if you fail to take proper precautions.