

Kawasaki's 450cc four-stroke motocross bikes and their cross-country versions, across the KX450F, KX450 and SR names.
Kawasaki's 250cc four-stroke motocross bikes and their cross-country versions, sold as KX250F and, from 2019 to 2026, KX250.
Kawasaki's full-size two-stroke motocross bikes, from the KX125 to the open-class KX500 and the new KX327.
Kawasaki's two-stroke minicross racers for young riders, from 60cc to 112cc.
Kawasaki's two-stroke enduro and trail bikes, led by the KDX200 and KDX220R.
Kawasaki's small air-cooled four-stroke trail bikes for kids, teens and small adults.
Kawasaki's 233cc air-cooled trail and dual-sport bikes and their lowered versions.
Kawasaki's full-size four-stroke off-road trail and enduro bikes.
Kawasaki's road-legal four-stroke dual-sport bikes, from the Super Sherpa and KLX250S to the KLR650.
Kawasaki's two-stroke road-legal trail bikes sold in Europe and the UK.
Kawasaki's twin-cylinder adventure bikes with a 21-inch front wheel: the 1991–2007 KLE500 and the 2026 revival.
Kawasaki is a Japanese motorcycle maker based in Akashi, part of the Kawasaki Heavy Industries group. Its green KX motocross bikes and KLX trail and dual-sport bikes have been staples of the sport, and Kawasaki riders have won 29 AMA Motocross championships.
Kawasaki's 450cc four-stroke motocross bikes and their cross-country versions, across the KX450F, KX450 and SR names.
Kawasaki's 250cc four-stroke motocross bikes and their cross-country versions, sold as KX250F and, from 2019 to 2026, KX250.
Kawasaki's full-size two-stroke motocross bikes, from the KX125 to the open-class KX500 and the new KX327.
Kawasaki's two-stroke minicross racers for young riders, from 60cc to 112cc.
Kawasaki's two-stroke enduro and trail bikes, led by the KDX200 and KDX220R.
Kawasaki's small air-cooled four-stroke trail bikes for kids, teens and small adults.
Kawasaki's 233cc air-cooled trail and dual-sport bikes and their lowered versions.
Kawasaki's full-size four-stroke off-road trail and enduro bikes.
Kawasaki's road-legal four-stroke dual-sport bikes, from the Super Sherpa and KLX250S to the KLR650.
Kawasaki's two-stroke road-legal trail bikes sold in Europe and the UK.
Kawasaki's twin-cylinder adventure bikes with a 21-inch front wheel: the 1991–2007 KLE500 and the 2026 revival.