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Kawasaki Releases Full Specifications
& Information on KFX450R ATV

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Irvine, CA (12/18/06) - Kawasaki has released the final specifications and information on their hottest new Race Ready ATV. Equipped with a race inspired aluminum narrow frame and a powerplant based on the highly acclaimed engine of the KX450F motocrosser this is the ATV to beat.

Engine

The KFX450R’s power plant, based on the highly acclaimed engine of the KX450F motocrosser, was newly designed for use in an ATV racer. Adding fuel injection, an electric starter, fitting a reverse gear, lowering the centre of gravity by tilting the cylinder bank angle forward, re-tuning the engine for low-mid range torque to suit the weight of an ATV, and revising the intake and exhaust systems are among the many changes.
(More KFX450R Engine Pictures & Info)

Chassis

A machine’s racing performance is often limited by the performance of its frame. And since swapping frames is no easy task, the KFX450R comes equipped with a high-performance frame right from the start.

The KFX450R is the first ATV in its class to offer a completely aluminum chassis: frame, sub-frame and swingarm are all formed from lightweight aluminum. But more than for its weight saving potential, aluminum was chosen for its highly rigid properties.

The highly rigid aluminum frame contributes to the KFX’s excellent rough-road handling and traction. The frame’s high rigidity (especially its torsional rigidity) makes the KFX extremely stable in corners and allows the suspension to be easily set up to suit course conditions.
(More KFX450R Chassis Pictures & Info)

For additional information on these and other Kawasaki ATVs, visit www.kawasaki.com.


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