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Question: Are honda/kawasaki/yamaha/suzuki/ktm still making 2 stroke motocross bikes ?

(Posted by: Footballfan2010 on 2010-02-26 13:44:30)

Hi, just wondering are the japenese companys still making 2 stroke motocross bikes ? are kx 125's and kx 250's still being made in 2010 ??? thanks guys

Posted by: renegadesail on 2010-02-26, 13:53:15

Yes they are. What makes you think they would stop a Multi billion Industry.

Posted by: Blake on 2010-02-26, 13:58:50

All of Honda's current bikes are 4-stroke. The rest of them make "strokers ".

Posted by: Two Smoking Guns on 2010-02-26, 14:07:33

As a matter of fact, no they aren't. Just do a search for the various manufacturers websites and you find that all have dropped 125 and 250 two strokes. Apparently it wasn't a billion dollar industry selling a couple thousand bikes each year or they wouldn't have stopped making them.

Posted by: Jerad on 2010-02-26, 14:40:46

All the above are still making the 2 stroke engines on their dirt bikes except for Honda.

Posted by: vulcvoy on 2010-02-26, 15:05:03

In the USA it is illegal so no more two strokes here. Good luck and ride safe.

Posted by: yearroundrider on 2010-02-26, 22:02:14

Most of the japanese have given up on the two strokes except for Yamaha. Kawi and Suzuki still make them, but only for their mini racers (KX85, KX100, RM85, stuff like that). If you want a full sized bike, it's either Yamaha or the european brands like KTM, Husky, or Gas Gas.

Posted by: ddrum on 2010-03-01, 06:52:46

Honda has dropped all 2 strokes. Suzuki is still making the 85 but has dropped the 125 and 250. Kawasaki is still making the 65, 85 and 100 but dropped the 125 and 250. Yamaha is still making their entire line of 2 strokes, the 85, 125 and 250. Of course KTM still makes all of their 2 strokes. No KX125 or 250 in 2010.