KDX Models

This service manual covers the Kawasaki KX60, KX80, KDX80, and KX100 models from 1998. These vehicles are engineered for performance and reliability, offering riders a robust platform for various riding conditions. Their design emphasizes durability and responsive handling, making them suitable for both recreational use and competitive applications. This manual provides comprehensive information to ensure these machines operate at their peak.

This manual covers a range of Kawasaki off-road motorcycles, including the KX60, KX80, KDX80, and KX100 models, with primary coverage for 1998-2000 production years and an extended supplement for 1989-1997 models. Kawasaki has a strong motorsports heritage, and these models have been recognized for their performance in motocross and trail riding. The KX series is known for its competitive edge, while the KDX line offers a balance of performance and usability. These motorcycles are engineered for off-road durability and rider control, featuring robust construction and reliable two-stroke engines.

This manual covers the Kawasaki KX60, KX80, KDX80, and KX100 models from 1999. These versatile machines are engineered for performance and reliability, suitable for a range of applications. This comprehensive guide provides the necessary information to ensure your Kawasaki operates at its peak condition.

This service repair manual covers the Kawasaki KX60, KX80, KDX80, and KX100 models from the year 2000. These versatile off-road motorcycles are engineered for performance and durability, offering riders a reliable platform for various riding conditions. The detailed information within this manual ensures that owners can maintain the high standards of engineering and reliability that characterize these Kawasaki machines.

This manual covers Kawasaki KX60, KX80, KDX80, and KX100 models from the year 2000. Kawasaki has a rich heritage in motorsports, with the KX and KDX lines being celebrated for their performance and durability in motocross and off-road riding. These models, popular in the late 20th century, represent a mature stage of development, offering a blend of competitive prowess and off-road capability. The KX series emphasizes competition, while the KDX line typically provides a more versatile off-road experience.

This manual covers Kawasaki KX60, KX80, KDX80, and KX100 models produced between 1989 and 2000. These off-road motorcycles are renowned for their performance and durability, building on Kawasaki's strong heritage in motocross and off-road racing. The KX series represents a premier motocross platform, while the KDX line offers robust off-road capabilities. These models are characterized by their 2-stroke, single-cylinder engines, 6-speed manual transmissions with wet multi-plate clutches, and steel frame construction designed for the rigors of off-road riding.

This manual covers Kawasaki KX60, KX80, KDX80, KX100, and Suzuki RM60 models produced between 1988 and 2003 for Kawasaki, and 2003 for Suzuki. These are compact, air-cooled, single-cylinder two-stroke off-road motorcycles renowned for their performance in junior motocross and trail riding. The Kawasaki KX series has a strong heritage in competition, offering reliable power delivery characteristic of their segment, while the KDX80 provided a youth-oriented trail experience. The inclusion of the 2003 Suzuki RM60 suggests a shared design or platform, highlighting the engineering and build quality expected from these respected brands.

This manual provides comprehensive factory-level service and repair information for motorcycles produced between 1989 and 1997. These iconic off-road machines, built upon a rich motocross heritage, offer performance-oriented designs for young riders and enthusiasts. The manual covers all major motorcycle systems, including detailed procedures for engine top-end, lubrication, fuel, and cooling systems, as well as drivetrain components like the clutch, crankshaft, and transmission. Additionally, it details maintenance and repair for chassis systems such as wheels, tires, brakes, suspension, steering, and the frame, alongside electrical systems and circuit diagrams.

This document provides comprehensive electrical system wiring diagrams for the KDX200, covering model years 1998 through 2004. The KDX200 is a respected dual-sport motorcycle known for its capable two-stroke, liquid-cooled engine and versatile performance suitable for both on-road and off-road excursions. The legacy in performance motorcycles is evident in the KDX line, which has consistently offered robust engineering and rider-focused features. This specific generation of the KDX200 represents a mature iteration of a popular dual-sport model, emphasizing reliability and a potent power delivery thanks to technologies like KIPS.

This manual covers the Kawasaki KDX200 E1, produced between 1989 and 1994. The KDX200 is a respected dual-sport and off-road motorcycle, known for its performance and reliability in challenging terrains. Kawasaki's heritage in off-road racing contributes to the KDX200's reputation for durability and capability, making it a popular choice for trail riding and amateur competition. This model features a liquid-cooled, 2-stroke, single-cylinder engine with a 6-speed transmission, hydraulic disc brakes, and adjustable suspension systems designed for off-road performance.