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KVF 360 4x4 & 2x4 Home Page 2004
UK Specification & Price (from kawasaki.co.uk)
PRICE * £4950
MODEL KVF360-A
ENGINE TYPE Air Cooled, single cylinder SOHC 4-stroke. Electric start with recoil back-up.
MAX POWER 20 hp (15.7 KW / 21 PS)
ENGINE CAPACITY 362 cc
TRANSMISSION Dual range CVT with reverse. Selectable 2WD / 4WD
FINAL DRIVE Shaft
FRONT SUSPENSION Macpherson Strut
REAR SUSPENSION Swing arm and single shock with 4 way preload adjustments
BRAKES: FRONT Hydraulic dual discs
BRAKES: REAR Enclosed wet multi-disc system
* All prices are exclusive of VAT and delivery charges.
TYRE SIZES: FRONT 25 x 8-12
TYRE SIZES:
REAR		 25 x 10-12
OVERALL LENGTH 2065 mm
OVERALL WIDTH 1205 mm
OVERALL HEIGHT 1175 mm
GROUND CLEARANCE 195 mm
DRY WEIGHT 274 kg
FUEL TANK CAPACITY 13.5 litres
MAX LOADING
FRONT RACK		 40 kg
MAX LOADING
REAR RACK		 70 kg
TOWING CAPACITY 500 kg
WARRANTY Supplied with full manufacturer warranty

N.b This ATV has not changed its Spec. for 2005

To access full lowdown on this strong middleweight ATV learn more (kawasaki.co.uk)

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The latest development in ATV technology from the Japanese Manufacturer has just arrived. The all singing and dancing KVF360-A has it all for the working market and sits right in the middle of one of the most impressive model line-ups currently available from the UK's ATV pioneers.

Crucially the 362cc, four stroke, single cylinder automatic comes with engine braking as well as an internal rear braking system. This development is designed to enhance the braking capabilities and handling characteristics when riding on steep downhill gradients.

Another feature that will impress among an array of further refinements is the KVF360-A's differential lock system. This has been enhanced to provide maximum drive to the wheel in contact with the ground making the vehicle even more effective in rough or particularly boggy terrain.

 

 
 
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