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Kawasaki KX112
Kawasaki KX112 for sale at Tarti PowerSports. Order your 2026 Kawasaki KX112 today and get genuine factory specs, straightforward pricing, and worldwide shipping to the USA, Canada, Europe, and Australia.

Kawasaki KX112 Specifications
- Engine: 112cc 2-stroke single-cylinder
- Horsepower: race-tuned power output
- Drive System: Manual transmission, chain final drive
The Kawasaki KX112 is built for riders who need dependable, do-it-all motocross bike performance, from trail riding and hunting to farm, ranch, and job-site work. With Kawasaki’s proven 112cc 2-stroke single-cylinder engine putting out race-tuned power output, the Kawasaki KX112 delivers the power and control drivers expect from the Kawasaki KX112 lineup, backed by Manual transmission, chain final drive.
Whether you’re riding trails in the USA, tackling backcountry terrain in Canada, exploring off-road parks across Europe, or working the outback in Australia, the Kawasaki KX112 delivers the performance and reliability Kawasaki is known for. Tarti PowerSports ships worldwide and handles export documentation for international buyers.
The Kawasaki KX112: Supermini Racing Performance
The Kawasaki KX112 is Kawasaki’s supermini motocross bike, designed for young racers who have outgrown the 85cc class and want more power before stepping up to a full-size bike. Its 112cc two-stroke engine delivers the explosive, lightweight performance that makes two-strokes so much fun, while its chassis is sized for teenage riders still growing into full-size machines.
Younger riders can start on the Kawasaki KX85 or the larger-wheel KX85 L. When a rider is ready for full-size power, the Kawasaki KX450 represents the top of the range. Browse all models on our Kawasaki inventory page.
112cc Two-Stroke Engine
The Kawasaki KX112 uses a 112cc 2-stroke single-cylinder engine with race-tuned power output. Two-strokes are light, simple and deliver a strong hit of power, which makes them exciting and rewarding to ride. The engine’s character teaches riders to manage throttle and clutch precisely, valuable skills for every future bike they ride.
Manual Transmission
A manual transmission with clutch and chain final drive gives riders full control. Learning to use the clutch and gears effectively is part of becoming a fast, smooth racer, and the Kawasaki KX112 rewards good technique.
Chassis Sized for Teens
Supermini bikes like the Kawasaki KX112 bridge the gap between 85cc bikes and full-size 125/250 machines. The larger frame and wheels compared with an 85 give growing riders more room and stability, yet the bike remains lighter and more manageable than a full-size machine. Competition-level suspension handles jumps, whoops and braking bumps at the track.
Who Is the Kawasaki KX112 For?
- Young racers moving up from the 85cc class
- Teens competing in supermini classes
- Smaller riders not yet ready for a full-size bike
- Families who enjoy two-stroke simplicity
Follow Kawasaki’s age recommendation and choose a bike that fits the rider’s height and ability.
Two-Stroke Maintenance
Two-strokes require premix fuel, so always mix the correct ratio of quality two-stroke oil with fuel. Regular maintenance includes cleaning the air filter, changing transmission oil, checking the spark plug, servicing the top end at recommended intervals and maintaining the chain. Two-strokes are generally simple and affordable to rebuild.
Racing Progression
Many riders follow a path from 50cc to 65cc to 85cc and then to a supermini like the Kawasaki KX112 before moving to full-size bikes. Each step builds speed, technique and confidence. Ask our team about other bikes in the progression.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Kawasaki KX112 a two-stroke?
Yes, it uses a 112cc 2-stroke engine.
Does it need premix fuel?
Yes, two-stroke engines require oil mixed with the fuel.
Who is it designed for?
Young racers moving up from 85cc bikes, following Kawasaki’s age guidance.
Is it street legal?
No, it is a closed-course competition bike.
Do you ship it internationally?
Yes, to Canada, Europe and Australia.
More Ownership Tips
Registration, Insurance and Permits
Depending on where you live, your dirt bike may need registration, a trail permit or an off-highway vehicle sticker. Insurance is a smart choice too, since it can cover theft, damage and liability. Check local rules before your first ride and keep your paperwork with the vehicle or on your phone.
Transporting Your Machine
Use a trailer or truck rated for the weight of your dirt bike, with sturdy ramps and quality ratchet straps. Secure it at four points to solid frame or rack mounts, never to plastic parts, and double check the straps after the first few miles of driving.
The Break-In Period
The first hours of use matter for long engine life. Follow the break-in instructions in the owner manual, vary engine speed, avoid full throttle and heavy loads at first and change the oil when recommended. Careful break-in helps your Kawasaki KX112 deliver its best performance for years.
Protecting Resale Value
Keep the dirt bike clean, store it under cover, follow the service schedule and save every receipt. A documented service history and tidy condition make a big difference when it is time to sell or trade in for a newer model.
Riding Responsibly
Stay on designated trails, respect private property and keep noise down near homes and livestock. Pack out everything you bring in, cross streams only at approved crossings and avoid riding on wet, fragile ground that is easily damaged.
Getting Help From Our Team
If you are not sure which model or trim is right for you, tell us how you plan to ride, who will ride with you and your budget. We will compare options honestly and recommend the dirt bike that best fits your needs.
Choosing Accessories Wisely
Start with accessories that add safety and protection, such as guards, lighting and quality riding gear, then add comfort and storage items. Genuine manufacturer accessories are designed to fit perfectly, and our team can help you pick options that suit your dirt bike.
Planning Your First Rides
Spend the first few outings learning how the Kawasaki KX112 responds on familiar, easy ground. Gradually add more challenging terrain, longer distances and new conditions as your confidence grows.
Keeping Records
Write down the date and hours or miles of every service, along with parts used. A simple log helps you stay on schedule and shows future buyers that the dirt bike was cared for properly.
Cleaning After a Ride
Rinse off mud, sand and salt as soon as possible after each ride. Use low water pressure around bearings, seals and electrical connectors, let the dirt bike dry fully and lubricate pivot points. Regular cleaning makes it easier to spot loose bolts, leaks or worn parts early.
Tires and Wheels
Tires are one of the biggest factors in how a dirt bike handles. Check pressure with a low-pressure gauge, inspect tread and sidewalls for cuts, and choose replacement tires that suit your terrain, whether that is mud, sand, rock or hard-packed trail.
Delivery Day Tips
When your Kawasaki KX112 arrives, inspect it carefully before signing for delivery, check that all keys, manuals and included accessories are present and take photos for your records. Then read the owner manual and plan an easy first ride to learn the controls.
Warranty and Service Questions
Coverage terms depend on the manufacturer, model year and region. Ask our team what applies to this dirt bike, and keep your service records so any future claims or questions are easy to handle.
Comparing Before You Buy
Take time to compare trims, engines and equipment across similar models. Our team can line up options side by side so you can see exactly what each dirt bike offers before you decide.
Planning Your Budget
Set a budget that includes the Kawasaki KX112, riding gear, accessories, insurance and routine maintenance. Financing on approved credit can spread the cost into manageable monthly payments.
Why Buy New
A new dirt bike comes with a clean history, fresh components and the latest updates from the manufacturer. You know exactly how it has been treated from day one, which makes maintenance planning simple.
Off-Road Riding Tips
Dirt bikes reward good body position. Stand on the pegs over rough ground, grip the bike with your knees and keep your elbows up and out. Look ahead to pick your line, and use smooth throttle and clutch control rather than sudden inputs. On climbs, move your weight forward; on descents, shift back and use both brakes gently. Sit forward and weight the outside peg through corners.
Build skills gradually on easier terrain before moving to rocks, sand or jumps, and always ride with a buddy in remote areas. Keep up with air filter cleaning, chain care and oil changes, since off-road riding is hard on components. Protective gear such as a helmet, goggles, boots, gloves, chest protector and knee braces makes a big difference.
Pre-Ride Checklist
A quick inspection before every ride takes only a few minutes and prevents most problems on the trail or road. Before you set out on your Kawasaki KX112, run through these checks:
- Tires and wheels: correct pressure, no cuts or bulges, wheel nuts tight.
- Controls: throttle returns smoothly, brakes feel firm, switches and kill switch work.
- Fluids: engine oil, coolant (if liquid-cooled) and brake fluid at the right levels, with no leaks underneath.
- Chassis: no loose bolts, damaged guards or worn suspension parts.
- Lights: headlights, taillight and brake light working.
- Gear: helmet, eye protection and riding clothes ready, plus water and a phone for longer rides.
Riding Your Kawasaki KX112 Safely
Every dirt bike rewards riders who respect it. Before your first ride, read the owner manual and every warning label, and take time to learn the controls in an open, flat area. Wear a DOT approved helmet, eye protection, gloves, long sleeves, long pants and over-the-ankle boots every time you ride. Ride within your skill level, slow down on unfamiliar ground and never ride after drinking alcohol. Youth riders should only ride machines sized for their age, and always with adult supervision.
Formal training is one of the best investments you can make. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation offers rider courses and free safety resources that help new and experienced riders build good habits. Many riders also follow the responsible riding principles promoted by Tread Lightly, which help keep trails open and protect the outdoors for everyone.
Storage and Seasonal Care
A little seasonal care keeps your dirt bike ready to ride. Before a long break, wash and dry it thoroughly, change the engine oil, add fuel stabilizer and run the engine briefly to circulate it, then connect a battery tender. Store it in a dry, covered space and set the tires to the recommended pressure. When the season starts again, check every fluid, the brakes, tire pressure, lights and controls before heading out. Keeping a simple log of services, parts and repairs also helps protect resale value if you decide to upgrade in the future.
Official manuals, genuine parts, recall information and accessories are available from the official Kawasaki website, and our team is always happy to help you find the right parts or service advice.
Why Buy From Tarti PowerSports
Tarti PowerSports helps riders across the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia find the right machine at a fair price. When you ask about the Kawasaki KX112, our team confirms current availability, explains pricing clearly and helps you choose accessories that suit how and where you ride. We answer your questions honestly, so you can buy with confidence.
Financing on Approved Credit
Enjoy convenient financing with competitive rates on approved credit. Tell us your budget and preferred monthly payment, and we will help you find a plan that fits. Financing often makes it possible to get the exact model and accessories you want without waiting.
Worldwide Shipping and Export Paperwork
We ship worldwide and handle export documentation for international buyers. Whether your new dirt bike is headed to a home in the USA, a farm in Canada, a dealer port in Europe or a property in Australia, we explain the shipping options, timelines and paperwork before you commit, so there are no surprises on delivery day.
Explore More Models
See every Kawasaki model we carry on our Kawasaki inventory page, or browse ATVs, side-by-sides, motorcycles and youth models in our shop. You can learn more about Tarti PowerSports, read reviews from other buyers on our testimonials page and contact our team any time with questions about this model.
Kawasaki KX112 For Sale: USA, Canada, Europe & Australia
Contact Tarti PowerSports today to check current availability, financing options, and shipping quotes for the 2026 Kawasaki KX112. ENJOY CONVENIENT FINANCING WITH COMPETITIVE RATES on approved credit.




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