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Cycle News 1995 10 11

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BRAKING LATE P'OR THE INSIDE LINE. THIS YEAR. BREATHE THE CLEAN AIR OUT FRONT WITH THE FASTER, CRISPIER HANDLING KX125. HEADINQ THE UPDATE,S IS A MASSIVE 48 MM FORK WITH THINNER YET STIFFER '" TUBES, WHILE A MORE LINEAR UNI· TRAK COMPLETES THE SUPERB HANDLING PICTURE. FOR STRONGER RACE·WINNING POWER THAT STAYS ON THE PIPE LONGER. THE REED VALVES ARE NOW RESPON· SIVE CARBON FIBER. AND WITH CHANGES TO THE PORT TIMING. CARB. IGNITION. TRANSMISSION AND FINAL GEAR RATIOS. ALL THIS NEW POWI!R IS WHERE IT OUGHT TO BE. ON THE GROUND AND PUSHING YOU AHEAD OF THE PACK. THIS SEASON. TAKE CONTROL ON A '96 KXl25, .• • With the 80 cc wars heating up, you need a powerplant that can trounce the enemy. Kawasaki comes through with excellent throttle response across the range from its 82 ce, 2-stro~e engine. Experts just love that top end. ~ . -"'''71'- > .' . , ..... ~ ~ • Getting all the power down is easy with the adjustable Bottom·Link UNI·TRAK rear suspension that delivers 10.8 inches of wheel travel. Like the bigger classes, the shock's adjustable for 4'way compression, 16-way rebound and spring preload. • Kawasaki's exclusive 36-mm TCV fork features special internal valving that automatically stiffens fork compression as wheel speed and force increase. The result is better front·end control. • Fast lap times demand strong, predictable brakes. The KX80's got 'em: Hydraulic disc brakes with drilled rolors front and rear. • Just like the pro bikes, this one's got first-class ergonomics for an excellent nding position. • Team Green™ has all the lips to make you a champion. See your participating dealer. RIDING'S MORE FUN Ride responsibly Kawasaki believes safety begins with us and continues wrth you. f>Jweys wear ahelmet, eye protection, and pr0per apparel Never nde under tile influence of drugs or alcol1ol Ride In autt10nzed closed course areas on~. Riding ~ mo'" fun on a well-maintained motorcycle.. follow the inSlruetrons in your owner's manuaL Remember. nding safe Is smart. VICTORVILLE Hi Desert Kawasaki 14327 Amar~osa Rd. Victorville, C 92392 (619)241-2FUN WHITTIER Whittier Fun Center 14043 E. Whittier Blvd. Whittier, CA 90605 (310)945-3494 WOODLAND HILLS Kolbe Kawasaki 22123 VentIJra Blvd. Wooeland Hills, CA 91364 (818) 348-7865 CONNECTICUT ENFIELD Enfield Motor S~rts 27 Palomba r. Enfield, CT 06082 (203)741-2173 ROCKY HILL Midtown Kawasaki ltd. 1864 Silas Deane H~l Rocky Hill, CT 0606 (203)72Hl193 FLORIDA HOLLY HILL Daytona Fun Machines 450 Rid~ewoOC Avenue Holly ill, FL 32117 (904)238-0888 LONGWOOD Seminole Power Sports 3401 N. H~ 17-92 Longwooe, 32750 (407)322-3253 or (800)643·5118 GEORGIA DALTON Pertormamce Cycle 1002 North Glenwooc Ave. Dalton, GA 30721 (706) 226-5269 GAINESVILLE Kawasaki of Gainesville 712 Atlanta Rd. Gainesville, GA 30501 (770)532-7083 MARIETTA Motions Kawasaki 333 N. Cobb Pkwy~ 41) Marietta, GA (770)425-4000 ILLINOIS SAGINAW Saginaw PowerSFFrts Center 8751 Gratio Road sagina"!; MI 48609 (17) 81-3633 MISSOURI VALLEY PARK Joel Bianco Kawasaki Plus n Meramec ValleU'laza Vallej Pa~ MO 068 (14) 5-5600 MINNESOTA DELANO Delano SWrt Center Hwy. 2 West Delano, MN 55328 (800)827-2530 NEVADA DECATUR Wortd of Powersports Kawasaki 2635 N. 2200 Street . DecatlJr, IL 62526 (217)423-<>521 LAS VEGAS Red CarP6t Kawasaki 4260 Boulder ~. Las V~, NV 89 21 (70 )451-1121 DEKALB Tut Racing Kawasaki 2727 S~camore Dekalb, L 60115 (815)756-3568 NEW HAMPSHIRE FREEPORT Fr~rt Kawasaki 1 RI. 26 North Freeport, iL 61032 (815) 235-7549 MICHIGAN EASTPOINTE AI Gaskills Mtcy., Inc. 17330 E. Nine Mile Rd. East~inte, MI 48021 ( 10)445-8100 HUDSON Hudson t::ycle Center, inc. 2 Ragstone Dr. Hudsc

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