Kawasaki KX100 reviews

This dirt bike is really awesome. I would say "Buy It Now". Show less

I was debating for a long time over the KX100 and the CRF150R. I came across a deal on an '08 KX100, I couldn't pass up. Wow am I glad I went with this bike! I can't imagine how the 150R could be any faster. It's much lighter than the 150R, too. The bike is really fast for its size. It's a great bike for experienced riders. Show less

I've had this bike for a year now and it is great. I know this is a MX bike but it does great in the woods. I rode it with my friend, who rides a Yamaha TTR230, and his dad, who rides a KTM 250 XCF, on the trails and it blew them away. They had to catch up with me. This bike is fast. Show less

This is a great bike if you want to go fast and have fun at the same time. Handles corners really well and overall is a great bike. Show less

I just started riding bikes again. I looked for a beginner's lightweight option and came across a 2008 KX 100. It is very forgiving when in the woods. When in doubt just stand on the pegs and rev it up a bit. This little rocket will get you across the trail in a hurry. It is the best kept secret in trailing! Show less

The bike does have power but not as much as people claim for it to have. I ride tracks and woods and it has plenty of power to keep up with all my friends on their 250s and 450s. The problem is that the bike is too small for anyone over 5'6. When I bought the bike I was only 5'4 and now I am 5'8 and still growing. A lot of people say they have trouble keeping the front end on the ground but I don't know what they are talking about. I have a bore kit, carb rejet, and fmf system. I have almost everything you can think of for the bike and it just isn't worth it for something so small. If you are a smaller guy and you can't fit on a full size bike but you can handle the power, then no doubt this bike is for you. But, if you can fit on the 125 or 250, go for it and learn on a real bike so you don't waste your money on a bike you are just going to grow out of (skill not size). The bike has been good to me though. I have had some problems with it due to my lack of knowledge of 2 strokes but a top and bottom end later it is better than new. Show less

I just got the new 2007 KX 100. I had the KX 80 and this is a good bike to move up to. This bike is a lot faster than the 80. So if you're going to move up from an 85, then I suggest you get this bike. Show less

I bought a brand new 06 kx 100 last year. I never had any troubles with it. Way faster than Honda and Yamaha. My friends and I wonder who rides Honda or Yamaha? Great bike. I would definately recommend this bike to any one who wants a small but fast bike to keep up in the 85 A/B class. Probable in the 125 class too. Show less

I bought my son this bike. It has proven over the year and a half to be a great bike. He runs it very hard, wrecked it numerous times, jumps, climbs, whoops, etc. It will hurt you if you're not careful. LOTS of power, very reliable. GREAT bike. Show less

I have a 1999 KX100 and it pulls really nicely. When I ride up at Mototown, sometimes I can keep up with the 250F and 450F riders through the whoops. Great bike in all. Fun in woods and on track. But, just like all 2-strokes, it's a gas guzzler and requires lots of changing of the oil. Show less