Duo of 2026 Kawasaki youth off-roaders confirmed

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 confirmation that the KLX110R and KX65 are included in the upcoming season range

Benefitting from both electric and kick starting, the KLX110R is an ideal entry into not just enjoyment of off-road riding but also the elementary skills of machine control that will return benefits across a whole life on two wheels. Add a 4-speed semi-auto transmission with automatic clutch for stall-free shifting and inherent durability and Kawasaki build quality and it’s a machine built to last season in, season out.

When learning turns to racing, Kawasaki is again front and centre with the iconic KX65. Start point for many domestic and world champions, the KX65 not only looks like it belongs in the race paddock but the results over many years speak for themselves.


Looking for all the world like a full-on MXGP machine (and that is essential for Junior’s pride), the KX65 boasts a time served and high performing two-stroke powerplant that is both easy to maintain but famously durable – this is not a one-season love affair!

So whether its those first tentative steps off-road, or the first addition to the trophy cabinet, Kawasaki has the youth off-road machines in the 2026 range that deliver on all levels.

Both bikes are available in Lime Green with the KLX110R costing £2,699 and the KX65 £3,499. Both bikes will be available from the end of July.

2026 KX250 and KX450 models announced

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

Entering the MX2 class with the official Kawasaki team this year, popular French rider. Mathis Valin has impressed in 2025 on the KRT KX250-SR machine based around the standard model available in Kawasaki dealerships. That race development, innovative engineering and cutting-edge technology flows into 2026 providing an ideal platform for professional and amateur racer alike incorporating such features as power modes and Kawasaki Traction Control. There is also a symmetrically aligned intake and exhaust to deliver strong over-run and smooth low-rpm torque characteristics.

At the pinnacle of the KX offering in 2026 is the mighty KX450, a machine that in its SR form has propelled Kawasaki Racing Team rider, Romain Febvre, to red plate status across a slew  of races during the 2025 MXGP season. With a chassis optimised in terms of rigidity balance this has contributed to increased front-end feel evidenced in outstanding MXGP performances across the season. In turn, this translates to improved cornering feel in a wide range of conditions.  Add Brembo brake components, Showa suspension plus ODI Lock-on grips and the attention to detail is there for all to see.  Additionally, the integration of smartphone connectivity allows riders to connect with their machine to adjust engine mapping directly from a handheld device.

Join the green team in 2026 and enjoy the precision of machine control and performance that comes as a direct result of Kawasaki racing on the world stage.

Both bikes are available in Lime Green, with the KX250 costing £7,799 (available from the end of July) and the KX450 costing £8,399 (available from late 2025)