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A More Robust KLX140 for Larger Riders With its 17 inch??front and 14 inch??rear wheels, the Kawasaki KLX140 holds plenty of appeal for both young and old, but it also incorporates all of the standard 140s many off-road-worthy features, yet wraps them in an even beefier package that will stand up to the demands of taller and more aggressive off-road riders. The 140L not only features larger 19 inch front and 16 inch??rear wheels and a taller 31.5 inch seat height, its suspension is also more performance-oriented, featuring an honest-to-goodness reservoir-type shock that larger and more experienced riders will quickly appreciate.
Kawasaki KLX for Sale
2014 kawasaki klx 250s ($5,099)
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2014 kawasaki klx 250s (US $)
2014 kawasaki klx250s ($5,099)
2014 kawasaki klx 140l ($3,399)
2014 kawasaki klx250s ($5,099)
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2022 Kawasaki KLX230 SE First Look
Tue, 23 Nov 2021SE means Special Additions You already know Kawasaki’s lovable and affordable KLX230 dualsport/playbike. For 2022, the KLX230 SE – as in Special Edition – packs on popular accessories at the factory, saving you the heartache and trauma of having to deal with dangerous hand tools yourself. It also comes in non-green colors, and best of all the price barely budges: The 2022 KLX230 SE is available in Oriental Blue and Firecracker Red with an MSRP of $4,999.
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2022 Kawasaki Z650RS Review - First Ride
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