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2011 Kawasaki KX250F, Great Tires, in Great Shape - Throttle the Fun to Experience the Power!! - The KX250F base package provides an excellent platform for race-experienced riders to win races in the top classes. Design of the highly rigid aluminum frame, suspension components and settings focused on ensuring control is maintained during high-speed riding – especially in straight lines – to enable experienced racers to ride full out. And to deliver holeshot-winning performance – a key factor that can mean the difference between running up front and winning, or getting stuck mid-pack – chassis geometry and the high-revving four-stroke engine’s wide powerband were designed to maximize rear wheel traction. The combination is a proven race-winner, with multiple AMA Supercross Lites and Motocross Lites championships to its credit.
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