FIRST LOOK: 2022 KAWASAKI KX112 SUPER MINI
The Super Mini that could bridge the gap to full-size bikes. Kawasaki ups the anti with the all-new 2022 KX112 motocross bike.
Kawasaki have ditched the 110 and carved out a few more CC’s into the 112, making it a serious super mini ready for racing. This stroker engine features porting for more low rpm power, a more durable piston, new crankshaft and beefier bearings, larger water jacket, new radiator shrouds, 6-speed transmission, new jetting and some Dunlop MX33 tyres. Below is the official press release from Kawasaki.
ALL-NEW 2022 KX112
All-new for 2022 is the KX112 supermini racer that bridges the gap to full-size motocross bikes and boasts a powerful 112 cc displacement engine, the largest in its class. The KX112 boasts several new features including a new 112 cc two-stroke engine, stronger transmission, increased cooling performance, Dunlop MX33 tires, and revised styling and ergonomics.
Building on the strengths of its predecessor, the all-new KX112 offers more race-winning potential in a highly competitive class. The increased power makes the KX112 feel faster everywhere on the track, especially where riders can take advantage of its stronger low-end torque.
The 2022 KX85 also gets updated
Built using much of the same race-winning technology as that found on the KX112, the KX85 motorcycle defines a “big bike in a small package” and returns even stronger for 2022 with several new updates that continue to grant young racers the championship-winning advantage they need to sharpen their skills.
The KX85 relies on its instantaneous power, nimble handling, and factory-race-inspired styling to reach the checkered flag first. The KX85 shares several new features with its bigger KX112 counterpart, including a stronger transmission, increased cooling performance, Dunlop MX33 tires, and revised styling and ergonomics.
2022 Kawasaki KX112 Specs
ENGINE
Type: Single-cylinder two-stroke w/ powervalve
Displacement: 112cc
Bore x stroke: 52.5 x 51.6mm
Compression ratio: 8.6:1 to 9.9:1
Fueling: 28mm Keihin PWK flat-slide carburetor
Transmission: 6-speed
Clutch: Multiplate wet
CHASSIS
Front suspension; Fully adjustable 36mm cartridge inverted fork; 274mm Travel
Rear suspension; Linkage-assisted fully adjustable piggyback-reservoir shock; 274m, travel
Tires: Dunlop Geomax MX33
Front tire: 70/100 x 19
Rear tire: 90/100 x 16
Front brake: 220mm disc w/ 2-piston Tokico caliper
Rear brake: 184mm disc w/ single-piston caliper
It has been confirmed from Kawasaki New Zealand that the KX11 will make it to our shores towards the end of the year. Pricing is currently not available.
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