Kawasaki Motors Europe and Kawasaki Heavy Industries have announced that 2021 will be their final season in the World Motocross Championship working with MX ESCA running under the banner of Kawasaki Racing Team Europe. The relationship, which has run for thirteen seasons, will formally conclude at the end of the current
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Interview: Kawasaki MXGP tech boss Bereni
Kawasaki reveals eight-strong 2022 range
Kawasaki will offer eight 2022 off-road machines across a range of sizes and disciplines from first two-wheeler and junior MX machines all the way to MX2 and MXGP class machines plus two enduro/trail specified mounts. 2022 kx65 Entry point into the addictive world of off-road riding remains covered with the compact four
Kawasaki reveals MXGP set-up
https://youtu.be/ttTgld-xGAo With over a decade as the official factory entry for Kawasaki in MXGP, the Thierry Chizat Suzzoni run Monster Energy Kawasaki factory team has just unveiled its new bike livery and rider clothing package on a formal basis with official images and a team launch video, shot at the team’s
Kawasaki cash reward for KX success
With the upgraded 2021 range of KX machinery only recently announced, Kawasaki are excited to introduce an all-new rewards programme aimed at the amateur Motocross riders competing across the UK. The programme reinforces Kawasaki’s inherent focus on racing and provides an opportunity for like- minded racing enthusiasts who choose the Kawasaki
Kawasaki XC racers are coming to the UK!
The all-new 2021 Kawasaki KX250XC and KX450XC cross-country racers will now be available in the UK. Anticipated availability in the UK is November 2020 with the KX250XC at £7,599 and KX450XC £7,999. Big boy 450 Based on the highly advanced Kawasaki KX range, both of these cross-country motorcycles have received specific XC tuning that encompasses
Video highlights of the new 2021 KX range
New graphics for 2021 Kawasaki minis
New stickers, anyone? Kawasaki has revealed specs and pictures of its 2021 KX65 and 85 youth race bikes. The specs suggest no changes, apart from new graphics on both bikes. No prices or availability have been released yet. It's believed the new four-stroke adult KX range will be unveiled in July. The 85
Kawasaki teams face up to the virus
At no time since the introduction of the FIM Motocross Championships in 1952 has sport faced such a dramatic scenario with the cancellation or postponement of so many events due to the Covid-19 virus. In common with all of the teams involved in the FIM Motocross World Championships, Kawasaki teams have
