In Australia and New Zeeland, Kawasaki markets the Stockmana small trail designed for tasks related to agriculture and the cattle raising.

If for most of us the motorcycle is a product playfulwith which we can have a good time whether on the road or in the countryside. ANDThe greatest fun we can have with our clothes on (if we may use the hackneyed cliché).

Kawasaki Stockman

We are facing a tool of jobdesigned to provide service in the farms and ranches of Australia and New Zeeland. Being a product designed to help in the field, Japanese engineers have created a motorcycle easy of use and keepand capable of covering a good part of the tasks of transport that take place on a ranch (for this it has large grills lead and rear).

The name of Stockman comes because in the English from Australia and New Zealand that word can be translated as cowboy. The little one trail derived from the Kawasaki KLX230uses a single cylinder SOHC air cooled 233ccable to deliver 19 HP at 7600 rpm. The wheel lead is from 21 inchyes, with the rear of 18 inches. It stops thanks to a disk front of 265mmsupported by one rear of 220mm. He weight of the set remains in 137kg with the deposit of fuel 7.5 liters full.

The Kawasaki Stockman has some curiositiesas two paws of goat (one for each side). In addition to the possibility of leaving the handle of clutch powered and blockedwith a gear engaged. A detail that is sometimes useful when working on a ranch or farm.

In Australia you can purchase one Kawasaki Stockman for 7,324 Australian dollars (about 4200 euros). An interesting price for an authentic two wheeled mule.