This comprehensive service and repair manual for the Kawasaki KDX200 and KDX220, covering model years 1995-2006, provides a complete guide to maintaining, servicing, diagnosing, and repairing your motorcycle. This manual includes detailed step-by-step instructions, diagrams, illustrations, wiring schematics, and specifications, enabling you to tackle any repair with confidence.

The manual covers every aspect of your motorcycle, ensuring you have the information needed to perform any necessary maintenance or repair. You can easily navigate the manual and find the specific information you need, print only the pages and diagrams you require, eliminating the need to flip through bulky paper manuals. This manual offers a convenient and efficient way to access the information you need, anytime and anywhere. You can enlarge images and print off enlarged copies for even greater clarity.

With this comprehensive service and repair manual, you'll have access to the same information used by technicians at Kawasaki dealerships. Take control of your motorcycle maintenance and repairs and experience the satisfaction of DIY projects.

The Kawasaki KDX200 and KDX220 were popular off-road motorcycles produced by Kawasaki from 1995 to 2006. These models were known for their lightweight design, powerful engines, and versatile handling, making them suitable for a wide range of off-road riding disciplines, including motocross, enduro, and trail riding. The KDX200 featured a 198cc, liquid-cooled, two-stroke engine, while the KDX220 was equipped with a 218cc, liquid-cooled, two-stroke engine. Both models shared similar chassis components, including a steel frame, telescopic front forks, and a single rear shock absorber. The KDX200 was generally preferred by younger riders or those seeking a more manageable and lighter machine, while the KDX220 offered more power and torque for experienced riders or those tackling challenging terrain.

Both the KDX200 and KDX220 were praised for their agility and responsive handling, enabling them to navigate tight turns and technical sections with ease. The lightweight nature of the bikes also contributed to their maneuverability, allowing riders to effortlessly flick the bikes into corners and maintain momentum on climbs. However, the two-stroke engines required regular maintenance and could be somewhat smoky compared to four-stroke engines. Despite their popularity, production of the KDX200 and KDX220 ceased in 2006, as Kawasaki shifted its focus to more modern, four-stroke off-road motorcycles. However, the KDX series remains highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors, due to their classic styling, rugged construction, and timeless performance.