Its engine adopted the CDI ignition system. It was persistent and good for observed trials. It adopted a semi-air system for its front suspension and an inverted pressurizing damper for its rear.
Though it was the Z with the smallest engine displacement volume, it was equipped with parts like the tachometer, self starter, or the mechanical disc brake.
It was the upper grade version of LETS 4. It improved its usability and theft suppression ability by featuring an anti-theft alarm, fuel gauge, rear carrier, brown seat, and handle grips.
It was the heavy duty version of the R1200GS, and it featured a large windshield, knuckle guards, a headlight with protection glass, an engine protector, and a large luggage rack.
It was the minimum size model of the KX series that was released for kids. It loaded a piston reed inhaling 64cc engine on its simple steel pipe frame. It also featured small wheels.
It was a model that pursued to become more user-friendly and cost-effective while featuring many appealing parts. It aimed to become the "new basic CUB".
It was an unique model that had the taste of a touring model in the 70s. The air-cooled DOHC 2-valve four engine mounted on the double cradle frame was newly designed.
It was based on VECSTAR125. It featured a highly rigid hydraulic telescopic fork, a Φ 180 disc brake, and a lighted personal space under the seat; all of them same as the VECSTAR125.