KH Series
The KH Series encompasses a range of iconic Kawasaki motorcycles, renowned for their distinctive styling and engaging performance. These models, often characterized by their two-stroke engines and lightweight chassis, have a strong following among enthusiasts and collectors. They are commonly used for recreational riding, spirited performance, and as sought-after vintage machines, representing a significant chapter in motorcycle history. The series is celebrated for its unique character and the authentic riding experience it provides.
Documentation for the KH Series typically includes comprehensive service manuals detailing routine maintenance, engine overhauls, and chassis repairs. Technical data sheets provide essential specifications for tuning and diagnostics,...
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This manual covers the models produced between 1972 and 1976. These motorcycles, known for their sporty performance and 2-stroke parallel-twin engines, represent a significant era in motorcycle manufacturing. The series built upon previous designs, offering riders a blend of power and handling that was highly regarded in its time. This guide is intended for owners and technicians seeking to maintain, repair, and understand these classic machines.
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This manual provides comprehensive service and repair information for the KH250 and KH400 motorcycles, covering the production years 1972 through 1976. As part of the KHS Series, these bikes were celebrated for their sporty performance and reliability in the mid-1970s lightweight and middleweight two-stroke market. The KH250 offered an accessible, economical option for commuting and leisure, while the KH400 delivered enhanced power within a similar chassis architecture. Both models, engineered by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, are known for their air-cooled parallel-twin engines and contributed to Kawasaki's strong reputation for sporty, well-built motorcycles of that era.
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This manual is an essential resource for owners and mechanics of KH250 and KH400 KHS series motorcycles produced between 1972 and 1976. These models, part of an esteemed legacy in performance two-stroke motorcycles, are known for their lightweight design and spirited acceleration. The KH series, with its parallel-twin, air-cooled engines, offered a compelling blend of performance and handling, making them popular choices in their era. This guide provides comprehensive coverage tailored specifically to these iconic machines, ensuring their continued operation and enjoyment.
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This manual covers the KH250 and KH400 KHS series motorcycles produced between 1972 and 1976. These iconic two-stroke machines, known for their nimble handling and spirited performance, represent a significant part of heritage in the 1970s motorcycle market. The KH250, a sporty twin-cylinder offering, and the more powerful KH400 provided riders with accessible performance, characterized by their air-cooled engines, 5-speed transmissions, and chain drive systems.
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This manual covers the KH250 and KH400 models from the first generation, produced between 1972 and 1976. These motorcycles are renowned for their distinctive two-stroke, air-cooled, inline triple-cylinder engines, delivering characteristic strong mid-range power. The KH series represents a significant part of the legacy in the 1970s sportbike market, offering a blend of performance and value that appealed to enthusiasts. With displacements of 247 cc for the KH250 and 396 cc for the KH400, these bikes were engineered with a focus on spirited riding and a unique engine note.
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This manual covers the KH250 and KH400 motorcycle models produced between 1972 and 1976. These versatile parallel-twin, two-stroke motorcycles, known for their spirited performance and reliable engineering, represented a significant part of the lineup during the mid-1970s. The KH250, with its approximately 247cc displacement and estimated 22-26 hp, offered a more accessible riding experience, while the KH400, featuring a 398cc engine producing an estimated 32-38 hp, provided enhanced power and performance. Both models utilized a 6-speed transmission, wet multi-disc clutch, and chain drive, embodying the characteristic blend of sportiness and practicality that defined motorcycles of the era.
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This manual covers the Kawasaki KH250-400 motorcycles produced between 1972 and 1976. These parallel-twin, two-stroke street motorcycles were a popular offering from Kawasaki during the 1970s, known for their performance and distinctive styling. This factory service repair manual provides comprehensive information for maintaining and repairing these classic machines, empowering owners and technicians with the knowledge needed to keep them running optimally.
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This manual covers the KH250-A5, a motorcycle produced between 1972 and 1976. Known for its 2-stroke, air-cooled, parallel-triple engine, the KH250-A5 offered a distinct riding experience characteristic of performance-oriented heritage from that era. Its engineering focused on delivering accessible sport performance, featuring a 6-speed transmission and a chain drive system, making it a notable machine within the mid-1970s motorcycle landscape.
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The Kawasaki KH250-B1, produced from 1972 to 1976, is a notable model in Kawasaki's history of middleweight two-stroke motorcycles. Known for its distinctive triple-cylinder configuration and spirited performance, the KH250-B1 offered a compelling blend of power and refinement for its class. This model represents a key evolution within the KH series, designed to provide a balanced riding experience. Its heritage is rooted in Kawasaki's strong reputation for manufacturing reliable and engaging motorcycles, making it a sought-after machine for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
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This manual covers the Kawasaki KH400-A3 motorcycle, produced between 1974 and 1976. As a middleweight sportbike from the mid-1970s Japanese motorcycle boom, the KH400-A3 is powered by an air-cooled, two-stroke, triple-cylinder engine known for its lively performance and characteristic exhaust note. It represents an evolution in Kawasaki's "triple" lineage and was a competitor in its segment against models from Yamaha, Suzuki, and Honda. The motorcycle features a 6-speed transmission, wet multi-plate clutch, CDI ignition, and an autolube oil injection system, with a front disc brake and rear drum brake for stopping power.
