Looking for a little more torque or pulling power from your 2026 Kawasaki KX250? Install this map with your Kawasaki Rideology app and thank us later.
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Kris and Aden Keefer walk you through the 2026 KX250 and what this bike is all about. No changes in 2026 means updated settings, mods and even some things to look out for when it comes to the green machine. Is this viable option if you're in the market for a new 250 four stroke?…
The one question I get sent to my email account the most is about suspension. Suspension is a tricky thing and can be somewhat difficult to figure out for the average rider. These descriptions below may seem redundant to all of you riders out there that are familiar with suspension, but I wanted to cater…
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Keefer goes over the 2026 KX450 and why this bike may be best for you. With deals going on at your local Kawasaki dealer, this KX450 may be the right fit. Listen as KK goes over the engine delivery, any misnomers that you may have heard about the KX450, how the chassis can help you…
This map was created to use with pump fuel, stock muffler system or aftermarket system. If you're looking for a little more torque feel, this map can help 2nd and 3rd gear roll on out of corners.
The 2025 Kawasaki KX250 is a lot different feeling on the track when comporting it to the 2024 version. The 25’ KX250 has a smoother engine character down low and is a little stiffer in the chassis. On the dyno the numbers between the 24 and 25 KX250 actually favor the new bike but on…