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Kawasaki is returning to the adult two-stroke motocrosser category. It has unveiled the all-new-for-2027 KX327, with an MSRP of $9,099. Rather than a rehash of past two-stroke MXers, the company says it's a genuinely new machine packed with modern equipment.
For a two-stroke, the moment you're in the power band decides everything. Whether you can deliberately stay in that zone determines lap time. This is a new model built to live trackside.
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A brand-new 2-stroke at this point, isn't that a step backward environmentally? Unless it's strictly for closed courses.
They call it aimed at adults, but is there really that much demand for 2-strokes? Feels like just a niche crowd.
For those of us who've been waiting for a 2-stroke KX, this is a buy.
$9,099, huh, honestly feels a bit steep for a 2-stroke.
Kawasaki bringing back a 2-stroke is genuinely exciting, and it not being just a rehash is great.
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