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Kawasaki’s 2026 KLX300 is now fully road-registerable in Australia, giving riders a simple, affordable dual-sport option for commuting and casual dirt riding. Nick spent two weeks testing it on the …
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Kawasaki has revealed the updated 2026 KLX300, a versatile LAMS dual-purpose bike designed to balance off-road capability with daily usability. Introduced in 2021, the KLX300 continues to evolve …
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Kawasaki re-joined the supermoto class in Australia in early 2023 with the KLX230SM. Based on the KLX230S, the LAMS approved SM has 17in wheels, road tyres, sportier steering geometry, bigger …
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Kawasaki has re-joined the supermoto ranks in Australia with the 2023 KLX230SM! Based on the popular dual-purpose KLX230 S, the learner-approved KLX230SM adds another dimension to the Kawasaki line-up with …
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Kawasaki’s 2020 KLX230 is a budget road/trail bike for learners. At $5,999RRP + ORC, it’s a utilitarian machine that handles both on and off-road duties with relative ease. If you’re …
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Much of my early childhood was spent ripping a dirt bike around at the family property and racing flat track at my local track. It’s been at least eight years …
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The new $5,699 Kawasaki KLX230R is the latest fun bike from Team Green. It is powered by an air-cooled fuel-injected 233ccc single, with 14.6kW and 20Nm on tap for a …
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Kawasaki have announced an all new model – the KLX300R, which takes an enduro racer package and optimises it for off-road use, with the manufacturer claiming the KLX300R is aimed …
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Kawasaki have announced the new KLX230R, which was designed from the ground up for dirt fun, aiming to offer a light, manoeuvrable and powerful bike, in a purpose-built off-road addition …
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Kawasaki have announced the all-new KLX230, a machine aimed at getting started with trail riding, while still delivering some serious dirt fun, featuring a 233cc air-cooled single-cylinder, 21in front and …
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