Kawasaki has released its 2012 model KX250F in Australia this week, available in dealers nationally.

The Kawasaki KX250F revolutionised the industry in 2011 with the world’s first mass-production use of Separate Function front Fork (SFF) on a motocrosser.

Now, with the announcement of another first for 2012, the world’s first dual injectors for a motocrosser, the 2012 Kawasaki KX250F continues to raise the technological benchmark in the category.

For 2012, Kawasaki engineers sought to create a KX250F with even more impressive top-end performance, which they claim to have accomplished by equipping its Digital Fuel Injection (DFI) system with a second fuel injector located near the airbox intake.

The all-new ‘upstream’ injector helps build a wider and more potent spread of power as rpm climbs. The two fine-mist atomizing injectors that feed the 250cc four-stroke powerplant are distinct in appearance with different body sizes, but deliver the same per-cycle capacity.

Together, Kawasaki’s dual injectors pack a one-two punch, delivering a second dose of fuel on acceleration to increase the high-rpm power and overrev capabilities of the KX250F.

Other revisions include thicker, more robust engine components to boost reliability, while smooth-shifting transmission offers even more positive feel according to Kawasaki.

The 2012 Kawasaki KX250F is now available in Australian dealierships for $10,999.