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2013年10月4日 · For the ’93 model year, Kawasaki introduced two more models with a reworked engine that used a very different chassis. The KLX650 was a more powerful, better-handling dual-sport, and the KLX650R...

1993年4月1日 · On highways and backroads, the KLX650 is an impressive piece. Its engine runs cleanly and is very responsive. All controls, including the dualcable throttle, work smoothly and positively. The...

With a complete lineup that offers the perfect bike for anyone looking to take on off-road recreational trail riding, KLX ® is for those looking for serious fun in the dirt. KLX ® dual-sport …

For every city test it had the correct answer, getting to 15mph faster than Porches and GSX-Rs, slipping between buses with the push bikes, out-weaving pesky shopping scooters (most ridden by couriers apparently) and matching Africa Twins wheelie for wheelie. And when taking refreshments, it looked the business too. But wait.

1993年3月1日 · INTEREST IN KAWASAKI'S NEW-FOR-'93 KLX650R, the first big-bore four-stroke dirtbike from Kawasaki, has been enormous. Would it be good enough to challenge Honda's popular XR600, and maybe even go...

For the ’93 model year, Kawasaki introduced two more models with a reworked engine that used a very different chassis. The KLX650 was a more powerful, better-handling dual-sport, and the KLX650R was intended for the boys and girls who liked to load their bikes in a pickup and go race around the wide-open spaces or ride 100-mile enduros.

Great gas mileage, no shifting/fully automatic, and plenty of underseat storage! Enough for 2 full face helmets.

2014年9月19日 · Scott Whitaker discusses his cherry 1995 Kawasaki KLX650C, the last dual sport he may ever need!

2002年5月10日 · Anyone know what the difference is between the street legal klx650 and klr650? Which one is faster? Kawasaki discontinued production of the KLX 650, but it was kind of like a liquid-cooled XR650L...more off-road specialized...it had more travel front & rear with inverted forks and a gas-resevoir rear shock.