Hot on the heels of its KVF650-A auto, Kawasaki recently introduced the flagship’s smaller brother, the automatic KVF360-A. With features such as selectable 4WD, downhill engine braking, manual front differential lock and oil-immersed rear brake, the green-liveried newcomer has much to offer the ATV buyer. James de Havilland does the digging
Driving impression: Kawasaki KVF360-A ATV
Hot on the heels of its KVF650-A auto, Kawasaki recently introduced the flagship’s smaller brother, the automatic KVF360-A. With features such as selectable 4WD, downhill engine braking, manual front differential lock and oil-immersed rear brake, the green-liveried newcomer has much to offer the ATV buyer. James de Havilland does the digging
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