Kawasaki's new KLX 230 was purpose-built for serious dirt fun, with both its engine and frame designed from the beginning with trail riding in mind. The all new 233cc, air-cooled, 4-stroke single engine delivers ample low-mid range torque, and its simple construction makes it ideal for trail runs.
The Barako II is known by the tricycle market as a reliable partner and a heavy-duty machine equipped with a 177cc 4-stroke engine that is equipped with Kawasaki Automatic Compression Release (KACR) that gives the rider ease in kick-starting. The Barako II also comes with an updated instrumentation panel that makes information more accessible to the users.
The Barako II is known by the tricycle market as a reliable partner and a heavy-duty machine equipped with a 177cc 4-stroke engine that is equipped with Kawasaki Automatic Compression Release (KACR) that gives the rider ease in kick-starting. The Barako II also comes with an updated instrumentation panel that makes information more accessible to the users.
The new KLX150, successor to the KLX150BF offers riders serious off-road performance for riding on challenging off-road paths.
The design has been completely revamped to be more powerful, more stylish, and shaper, pursuing a styling reminiscent of a full-fledged motorcycle. Furthermore, the functionality has been refined with the adoption of full LCD digital instrumentation and a class-first LED headlamp.
Owing to the latest styling and finer equipment, the new models have been designed to be casually enjoyable for a wider range of riders.