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The KLX 300 is Kawasaki’s dual‑sport / enduro‑style bike. It’s designed to be street‑legal, but also capable off‑road — fire roads, trails, etc. Kind of a “do‑everything light adventure” bike. Total Motorcycle+2hawaii.kawasaki.com+2
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Engine | 292 cc, single‑cylinder, liquid‑cooled, 4‑valve, DOHC, fuel injected. Total Motorcycle+2TopSpeed+2 |
| Transmission | 6‑speed, chain drive. Total Motorcycle+1 |
| Suspension | Long‑travel dual‑sport tuned: ~10.0 in front travel, ~9.1 in rear travel. Adjustable. Total Motorcycle+2Bikez+2 |
| Brakes/Wheels | Disc brakes (petal style), 21‑inch front wheel / 18‑inch rear. Total Motorcycle+282501b2103.nxcli.io+2 |
| Seat Height & Ground Clearance | Around 35.2 in seat height, about 10.8 in ground clearance. Total Motorcycle+2Bikez+2 |
| Weight | ~302 lb (curb) ≈ 137 kg. Total Motorcycle+1 |
| Fuel Capacity | ~2.0 gallons (~7.5‑7.7 L). Total Motorcycle+1 |
It has enough power and torque for mixed riding: decent off‑road ability, but capable enough for road/dirt combo rides. Total Motorcycle+1
Long‑travel suspension and large diameter wheels help it handle rough terrain. Total Motorcycle+1
Fuel injection + electric start make it more user‑friendly (less fiddling) than older carbureted dual‑sport bikes. Total Motorcycle
Seat height is pretty tall — shorter riders might struggle at stops. TopSpeed+1
It’s not a high horsepower monster — for highway cruising or lots of two‑up riding + heavy gear, it may feel a bit underwhelming.
Because it’s dual‑sport, there’s always a trade‑off: not as plush/specialized off‑road as a pure dirt bike, and not as comfortable as a street tourer.
The KLX®300 motorcycle extends the playing field with high-grade dual-sport performance. The flagship KLX® features strong power and versatile performance for taking on paved streets, backroads, wooded trails and beyond. Experience thrills on a variety of terrain with the KLX®300—the possibilities are plentiful on this highly capable ultimate lightweight dual-sport.
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What It Is
The KLX 300 is Kawasaki’s dual‑sport / enduro‑style bike. It’s designed to be street‑legal, but also capable off‑road — fire roads, trails, etc. Kind of a “do‑everything light adventure” bike. Total Motorcycle+2hawaii.kawasaki.com+2
Key Specs & Features
What It’s Good For / Strengths
It has enough power and torque for mixed riding: decent off‑road ability, but capable enough for road/dirt combo rides. Total Motorcycle+1
Long‑travel suspension and large diameter wheels help it handle rough terrain. Total Motorcycle+1
Fuel injection + electric start make it more user‑friendly (less fiddling) than older carbureted dual‑sport bikes. Total Motorcycle
Limitations / What to Consider
Seat height is pretty tall — shorter riders might struggle at stops. TopSpeed+1
It’s not a high horsepower monster — for highway cruising or lots of two‑up riding + heavy gear, it may feel a bit underwhelming.
Because it’s dual‑sport, there’s always a trade‑off: not as plush/specialized off‑road as a pure dirt bike, and not as comfortable as a street tourer.