Kawasaki KLX140 Repair Manual in Production

Kawasaki KLX 140

A Kawasaki KLX 140 gets its turn in front of the camera. As this is being written Cyclepedia staff members are tearing down this motorcycle and photographing the entire process. The KLX 140 is a fantastic mid sized dirt bike offered in two wheel sizes, the KLX140 has a 17 inch front wheel and a 14 inch rear wheel while the KLX140L has a 19 inch front wheel and a 16 inch rear wheel. The two different wheel options make this bike suitable to a wide variety of riders. The smaller wheels are better suited to smaller less experienced riders while the larger wheels provide a taller seat height and more ground clearance for taller and more experienced riders. Both models come with disc brakes, electric start and a smooth operating suspension that works great out on the trails. The KLX140 is a solid built dirt bike with an efficient four stroke engine making it easy to ride and modern styling that makes it look as good as it runs. With proper maintenance and care the Kawasaki KLX 140 will last for many years of riding. We look forward to helping you get the most out of your motorcycle.  Look for a Cyclepedia KLX140 manual to be released soon!

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KLX140 Specifications

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