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2011 Kawasaki Kx 250f on 2040-motos

$3,400
YearYear:2011 MileageMileage:0 ColorColor: GREEN
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Sublimity, Oregon

Sublimity, OR
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2011 Kawasaki KX 250F, Ready to go! Call 503-769-8888More AMA Lites Championships than any Motorcycle in History!

It s an old refrain: The factory guys get all the good stuff. Their bikes are faster, lighter and just plain tricker than the motocrossers you can buy off the showroom floor. There s some truth there. But that s changing. The gap between production and factory-prepped motocrossers has never been narrower. And with the introduction of Kawasaki s massively reworked 2011 KX250F, that gap just shrank a little more.

All told, there are nearly 30 upgrades to the new KX250F, all of which reflect the stunning level of testing and development happening behind the scenes at Kawasaki s R&D and race teams. And Kawasaki does this for one reason: To put you on the fiercest, most capable motocrosser in the industry.

When reworking the new KX250F, engineers started with what s arguably already the gold standard in 250-class racing the 2010 KX250F. Just ask Christophe Pourcel and Jake Weimer, who won the 2010 AMA East and West Lites titles, respectively, on their Monster Energy/ Pro Circuit / Kawasaki-backed KXs. Or the long list of enthusiast magazine shootouts that picked the 2010 KX250F as the best motocrosser in its class.

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