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Kawasaki KDX200
Manufacturer Kawasaki
Production 1983-2006
Engine 198 cc single-cylinder, air cooled (83-87), liquid-cooled (88-06), 2-stroke
Compression ratio 7.7 : 1 high speed / 9.2 : 1 low speed
Power 37 bhp (28 kW)('95-'06 models)[citation needed]
Suspension Telescoping fork, Uni-Trak swingarm
Fuel capacity 3.2 gallons / 12 litres
Oil capacity 0.75 litres / 0.80 quarts

The Kawasaki KDX200 is an intermediate enduro motorcycle intended predominantly for off-road use. It was introduced in 1983 after revisions to the preceding KDX175. It has been a long-standing model in Kawasaki's lineup, having been introduced in the early 1980s, seeing several revisions along the way up to the end of its production in 2006. The KDX200 had Kawasaki's KIPS (Kawasaki Integrated Powervalve System), assisting to maximize mid-range to top end power.




Contents






  • 1 Generational revisions


  • 2 KDX200 "A" (1983-1985)


  • 3 KDX200 "C" (1986-1988)


  • 4 KDX200 "E" (1989-1994)


  • 5 KDX200 "H" (1995-2006)





Generational revisions[edit]


While performance specs remain consistent for all specific models, some differences may apply to non-American models such as frame and plastic color, metal fuel tank, oil injection, features such as blinker lights, high output coil/stator, battery rack, luggage rack, etc.



KDX200 "A" (1983-1985)[edit]


KDX200 "B" (1984-1985) runs concurrently with A model variations unconfirmed - possibly local market changes.


First KDX200. 198cc engine upped from the preceding 173cc.


-Gain in displacement volume is through longer stroke; Bore diameter remains the same as the 175.


-New gear ratios in six-speed transmission, one more clutch plate added(7 from 6)


-Chassis based on 1983 KX125; steel tubing, box-section aluminum swingarm,


-Adjustable damping aluminum shock, 38mm Kayaba forks,


-Electronic odometer


-1984(A2) available in green, or black frame with red plastic


-1985 - new 34mm Mikuni “R” slide carburetor






















































Specifications for 1983-1985 U.S. Model
Engine Type
Single-cylinder, water-cooled, two-stroke
Carburetion
34mm Mikuni carb
Displacement
198cc
Bore × Stroke
66.0 x 58.0 mm
Compression Ratio
7.7 : 1
Fuel Capacity
12.5 Litres
Oil Capacity
0.7L / (0.74 US qt)
Seat Height
1984-1985: 37" per Kawasaki specs
Dry Weight
101 kg[citation needed]
Tires
Front: 80/100-21 Back: 110/100-18
Brakes
Front: Single 221mm disc Back: 110mm drum
Final drive
6 Speed / chain


KDX200 "C" (1986-1988)[edit]




1987 KDX200


New KIPS powervalve system, new 43mm conventional forks, new rear shock, front disc brake






















































Specifications for 1986-1988 U.S. Model
Engine Type
Single-cylinder, air-cooled, two-stroke piston and reed valve
Carburetion
Mikuni VM34SS
Displacement
198 mL (12.08 cu in)
Bore × Stroke
66.0x58.0 mm (2.60 X 2.28 in)
Compression Ratio
7.7:1
Fuel Capacity
12.5L (3.3 US gal)
Oil Capacity
700 mL (0.74 US qt)
Seat Height
36.2" to 37" ?
Dry Weight
101 kg (223 lb)[citation needed]
Tires
80/100 - 21 51M (front), 100/100 -18 59M (rear)
Brakes
Front: Disk brake diameter 220 mm (8.7 in) Rear: Internal expanding, leading trailing 110X30 mm (4.3X1.2 in)
Final drive
3.692 (48X13)


KDX200 "E" (1989-1994)[edit]




1993 KDX200-E




KDX200 SR model


Many key upgrades came to the KDX200 in 1989. It received liquid cooling, a modified powervalve system with larger expansion bottle and valves, a heavier crank, dual disc brakes, heavier clutch springs and more plates, a newly modeled frame with a modern style linkage, KX125-based shock with 16 compression and 16 rebound adjustments, quick release access for rear wheel, large airbox, and a 12.0 litres (2.6 imp gal; 3.2 US gal) fuel tank.


-41 mm upside down forks came standard in 93 and 94 models






















































Specifications for 1989-1994 U.S. Model
Engine Type
Single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, two-stroke piston reed valve
Carburetion
Keihin PWK-35
Displacement
198cc
Bore × Stroke
66.0 x 58.0 mm
Compression Ratio
7.7:1 (high speed) 9.2:1 (low speed)
Fuel Capacity
12.0L
Oil Capacity
SAE 10w30 or 10w40 0.75L
Seat Height
910mm
Dry Weight
102 kg[citation needed]
Tires(tube)
Front: 80/100-21 51mm Back: 100/100-18 59mm
Brakes
Front and rear: single piston; disc
Final drive
Chain drive; 3.625 (47/13)


KDX200 "H" (1995-2006)[edit]




2005 KDX200-H


Notes: 1995 brought a modern new look and a redesigned KIPS powervalve system including larger valves and a central powervalve in the exhaust manifold.


-First perimeter frame


-43mm Kayaba cartridge type forks


-higher compression


-Larger radiators


-Larger clutch


-Taller seat
































































Specifications for 1995-2006 U.S. Model
Engine Type
Single-cylinder, liquid cooled, two-stroke
Carburetion
Keihin PWK35
Displacement
198cc
Bore × Stroke
66 x 58 mm (oversquare - shortstroke)
Compression Ratio
9.4:1
Fuel Capacity
11 Litres
Oil Capacity
0.75L
Seat Height
920mm
1998: 36.2"
2005-2006: 36.2"
Handle-Bar Height
1229mm
Width
889mm
Dry weight
109 kg[citation needed]
Tires
Front:80/100-21 Back: 100/100-18
Brakes
Front: Single 250mm disc 2 piston caliper Back: Single 230mm disc 1 piston caliper
Final drive
6 Speed / chain

The KDX200 saw its last production run in 2006, with left over models being sold through 2007 and into mid 2008 in some areas.









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