1977 Kawasaki KH 250

In the 1970s, Kawasaki built upon the success of its legendary “Triple” models. While the Mach series was primarily known for its raw performance, the manufacturer introduced the KH series as a more refined interpretation, without sacrificing the character that made these motorcycles so widely admired.

The Kawasaki KH 250 was introduced as the successor to the S1 250 Mach I and retained its distinctive three-cylinder two-stroke configuration. With its 249cc engine, three Mikuni carburetors, and a 5-speed gearbox, the KH 250 delivered lively performance in a machine that felt both approachable and well-balanced.

Visually, the KH 250 is a textbook example of 1970s design: a round headlamp, chrome accents, spoked wheels, and the recognizable exhaust system. The overall appearance is light, classic, and functional—exactly as a motorcycle of that era was intended to be.

This 1977 example has been carefully restored and overhauled, resulting in a particularly attractive presentation. The motorcycle runs and performs well and is registered in the Netherlands.

A charming and characterful classic that combines the very best of Kawasaki's heritage with usability and style.

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* High-quality restoration resulting in an outstanding overall presentation
* Equipped with three Mikuni carburetors and a 5-speed transmission for lively performance
* Developed as the successor to the Kawasaki S1 250 Mach I