With the KLX230 enjoying popularity among trail enthusiasts in both Western and Asian markets, updates to Kawasaki’s highly capable dual purpose model help strengthen the KLX brand. The engine and chassis, both designed with trail riding in mind, remain largely the same, so the powerful, light and manoeuvrable character is carried over. Sportier, more aggressive looks come care of a compact new LED headlight, headlight cover and front fender. Updated ABS allows riders to disable the rear ABS for more active off-road control. For Asian markets, Special Edition models feature a sporty inverted fork. And as before, low-seat models make trail riding fun available to a wider range of riders.
SE models feature a ø37 mm inverted fork, instead of the conventional telescopic found on the standard and low-seat models. The new fork contributes to sportier looks.
SE models feature a ø37 mm inverted fork, instead of the conventional telescopic found on the standard and low-seat models. The new fork contributes to sportier looks.
