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Having powered Romain Febvre to the MXGP world title last season, the Kawasaki KX450 has a proven pedigree on even the most demanding MX tracks, and Kawasaki UK is thrilled to announce that fans can save £500 when they purchase any model year version of the KX450 between now and September 30th!
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Amid global enthusiastic anticipation, details have now been revealed for Kawasaki's re-entry into the off-road adult two-stroke category. And the big news is that it is not one bike but two that will make their debuts for 2027.
Fresh from winning the 2025 MXGP World Championship with Romain Febvre and the KX450, Kawasaki has unveiled its duo of class-leading adult motocross machines for the 2027 season, and the news is that "F is back". In addition to the big bikes, Kawasaki has also revealed its extensive 2027 youth range.
For 2026, Kawasaki engineers have adopted a clean sheet approach to the ever popular KX85 incorporating a wide range of new components and technical upgrades to ensure it remains at the front of the pack. While the tried and trusted two-stroke engine remains in place, changes to chassis, suspension, and front bodywork of the KX85 in both standard and big wheel (L) form create a new premier specification of podium placing potential.
Always eager to attract new audiences to the world of motorcycling, Kawasaki UK is excited to be teaming up with downhill mountain bike star Bernard Kerr. Team owner and rider of the Pivot Factory Racing Squad, Bernard will be using the Kawasaki KX250, KLX140R and Brute Force 450 throughout 2026.
Kawasaki’s history in the entry level and junior classes of off-road machinery is the stuff of legend. And that continues into 2026 with the comfirmation that the KLX110R and KX65 are included in the upcoming season range
The much anticipated unveiling of the 2026 adult KX models for Europe has manifested itself on two machines in the shape of models in the 250cc and 450cc categories.
The Kawasaki Racing Team enters the FIM Motocross World Championship stronger than ever in 2025 as the team will compete in both major classes this year; alongside the rich history of the team in the MXGP class, a new chapter will open as they will also line up in the MX2 class.
On the last weekend of September, a Kawasaki rider secured the 2024 EMX250 class - the European motocross championship. Bud Racing Kawasaki has specialised in EMX and other off road disciples for many years and rider, Mathis Valin, took the crown with a spectacular win/win weekend. Of course, Mathis will soon be even more familiar as he takes his seat in 2025 for KRT in the world MX2 class.
With the countdown to Motorcycle Live on, Kawasaki UK is delighted to announce the latest part of its 2024 plans with the launch of the FUCHS Silkolene Green Adventure. The exciting new element will provide an opportunity for youngsters between 7 and 12 the chance to get their first ride on two wheels.
