2000 KAWASAKI PRAIRIE 400
ATV The two-wheel drive Prairie 400 features a liquid-cooled,
391cc, single over-head cam, four-valve four-stroke engine; shaft
drive; and utilizes the Kawasaki Automatic Power-Drive System
(KAPS). The fully-automatic Prairie requires no shifting once the
transmission is placed into High or Low range or reverse. There are
dual front disc brakes and MacPherson strut front suspension. Its
steel cargo racks can carry nearly 250 pounds and it can tow over
1100 pounds. The Prairie 400 has a suggested retail price of
$5,199,
Kawasaki Automatic Power Drive System (KAPS) with
High and Low range is fully-automatic so you 're always in the
right gear without shifting.
MacPherson strut front suspension (6.7") for
responsive steering and excellent stability under load.
Hydraulic front disc brakes for all-weather
stopping power.
High snorkel intake, full floorboards, great mud
protection and a handy DC receptacle for serious work or
adventure.
SPECIFICATIONS
2000 KAWASAKI PRAIRIE 400
ATV |
Model
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PRAIRIE 400 ATV
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Engine
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4-stroke, SOHC single
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Displacement
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391cc
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Compression ratio
|
10.2:1
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Starting system
|
Electric with recoil
backup
|
Bore x Stroke
|
81.0 x 76.0mm
|
Cooling
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Liquid
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Carburetion
|
Keihin CVK34
|
Ignition
|
Electronic DC-CDI
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Transmission
|
Kawasaki Automatic Power-drive
System (KAPS) with High/Low range plus reverse
|
Final drive
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Shaft
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Frame
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Double cradle, steel
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Suspension type, front
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MacPherson strut
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Suspension type, rear
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Swingarm with single
shock
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Suspension adjustments,
rear
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5-way preload adjustment
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Wheel travel, front
|
6.7 in.
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Wheel travel, rear
|
7.1 in.
|
Tire, front
|
AT25 x 8-12 tubeless
|
Tire, rear
|
AT25 x 11-10 tubeless
|
Brakes, front, rear
|
Dual hydraulic disc/Single sealed
drum
|
Overall length
|
81.3 in.
|
Overall width
|
47.4 in.
|
Wheelbase
|
49.4 in.
|
Ground Clearance
|
7.1 in.
|
Seat height
|
34.2 in.
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Dry weight
|
584 lbs.
|
Rack weight limits, F/R
|
88/154 lbs.
|
Towing capacity
|
1103 lbs.
|
xxx
|
xxx
|
Fuel capacity
|
3.7 gals.
|
Instruments
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Neutral, reverse with indicator
lamps
|
Lighting
|
Dual headlights with hi/low
beam
|
Colors
|
Hunter Green, Firecracker
Red
|
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