Repair your motocross bike with the help of this very detailed and specific Kawasaki Motorcycle & Engine Company service guide and workshop / repair manual (PDF).
Specs:
Production year(s): 98, 99, 00, 1998, 1999, 2000
The following models are included in this manual: KX60, KX80, KDX 80, KX 100 / Kawasaki Motorcycle & Engine Company
1998 KX 60-B4 KX 80-L1 KX 80-M1 KX 80-N1 KX 80-P1 KDX 80-B5
1989 KX 60-B5 KX 80-L2 LX 80-M2 KX 80-P2
1990 KX 60-B6 KX 80-L3 KX 80-M3 KX 80-N3 KX 80-P3 KX 100-A2
1991 KX 60-B7
1992 KX 60-B8
1993 KX 60-B9
1994 KX 60-B10
1995 KX 60-B11
1996 KX 60-B12
1997 KX 60-B13
2000 KX 60-B16
Engine: 14.96 HP (11 kW) @ 12000 rpm, liquid cooled
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Language: English (some of our manuals are multilingual)
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Ten technical specifications for the 1998-2000 Kawasaki KX60, KX80, KDX 80, KX 100:
• The KX60 features a liquid-cooled, 2-stroke engine with a displacement of 59cc and a compression ratio of 8.4:1.
• The KX80 also has a liquid-cooled, 2-stroke engine, but with a displacement of 82cc and a compression ratio of 9.6:1.
• The KDX 80 has a liquid-cooled, 2-stroke engine, with a displacement of 80cc and a compression ratio of 8.2:1.
• The KX 100 has a liquid-cooled, 2-stroke engine, with a displacement of 99cc and a compression ratio of 8.8:1.
• All four models come with a six-speed transmission system for optimal gear shifting.
• The KX60 and KX80 are equipped with a single disc brake in the front and a drum brake in the rear, while the KDX80 and KX100 have disc brakes in both the front and rear.
• The KX60 and KX80 feature a conventional fork suspension system in the front and a Uni-Trak linkage system in the rear, while the KDX80 and KX100 have inverted forks in the front.
• The KX60, KX80, and KDX80 have a seat height of 29.9 inches, while the KX100 has a seat height of 34.3 inches.
• All four models have a fuel capacity of 1.5 gallons, allowing for extended riding periods without refueling.
• The KX60, KX80, and KDX80 weigh approximately 130 pounds, while the KX100 weighs around 149 pounds, making them lightweight and nimble for off-road riding.
Performing basic maintenance on your Kawasaki motorbike can help keep it running smoothly and prevent costly repairs down the line. Before you start any maintenance or service work, make sure you have all the necessary tools and parts on hand, and a container for disposing of used engine oil.
To get started, consult the Kawasaki KX60 KX80 KDX80 KX100 1998 1999 2000 Service Manual for a complete list of required tools and diagrams of different parts of the bike.
Once you have everything you need, follow these tips to service your Kawasaki motorbike at home:
Check the tires: Inspect the front and rear tires for signs of wear, damage, or punctures. Replace any tires that are worn beyond their recommended tread depth or damaged.
Examine the controls: Inspect the brake lever, clutch, pedal, throttle, and grips to ensure they are in good condition and adjusted properly. Check for loose or worn parts and ensure that the wires are routed correctly.
Test the lights: Make sure all lights are functioning correctly, including the headlight, tail light, turn signals, and marker lights. Test both high and low beam settings on the headlight and ensure that hazards, if equipped, are functioning properly.
For more information on other important parts of your Kawasaki motorbike that should be checked daily, refer to the Kawasaki KX60 KX80 KDX80 KX100 1998 1999 2000 Service Manual. This resource provides detailed information on how to properly maintain and service your motorbike.
Whether you're a novice or experienced mechanic, following these basic maintenance tips can help ensure your Kawasaki motorbike stays in top condition. Get your own copy of the Kawasaki KX60 KX80 KDX80 KX100 1998 1999 2000 Service Manual for use in your workshop or personal reference.
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