No, it’s not the huge two-stroke news that Kawasaki teased one year ago (we do believe there are all-new full-sized Kawasaki two-stroke models coming), but today the brand has announced changes to the KX85 and KX112 minicycles, which are (still) two-strokes. The minis aren’t all-new but do boast solid changes. Kawasaki’s quick description says this: The new 2026 KX85, KX85 L, and KX112 motorcycles retain their proven engines while receiving significant chassis updates that elevate the competitiveness of Kawasaki’s mini motocross models. From improved suspension to advanced ergonomics, every detail has been refined to maximize on-track potential. Chassis upgrades are inspired by Kawasaki’s full-size KX motocross machines, including a fully adjustable 43mm KYB inverted front fork with Kashima-coated outer tubes for smoother, more responsive action. Rear suspension travel has been extended to 12 inches on the KX85 L and KX112 – matching full-size KX models – while the rear shock is now f...