Welcome to the board Oldtimer!

 

The H oddly enough is the model, but the name is KLX250S. Kawasaki uses either a letter or a number to indicate the year, in 2000-09 it is a number in 2010 it went to a letter.

Here is a listing from Kawasaki.com

KLX250-A1 (KLX250) (1979)
KLX250-A2 (KLX250) (1980)
KLX250-D2 (KLX250R) (1994)
KLX250-D3 (KLX250R) (1995)
KLX250-D4 (KLX250R) (1996)
KLX250H6F (KLX250S) (2006)
KLX250H7F (KLX250S) (2007)
KLX250T9F (KLX250S) (2009)
KLX250TAF (KLX250S) (2010)
KLX250TBF (CANADA ONLY) (2011)
KLX250TCF (KLX250S) (2012)
KLX250TDF (KLX250S) (2013)
KLX250TEF (KLX250S) (2014)
KLX250W9F (KLX250SF) (2009)
KLX250WAF (KLX250SF) (2010)

It can seem mysterious though.

By the way, that is a link into Kawasaki's parts diagrams. Enter motorcycle, pick year/size/model/whatever and pick the one you want then select the specific model you want to see. After picking the specific model you get to pick parts schematic. It may have a couple of choices within the model on the schematics. But you get the parts diagrams. Then if you pick a part number you get a pop up that allows you to pick the ? mark which will show what models of Kawasakis used that part. Great site for those in the U.S.

 

Only 4 years late. I guess just like they say, better late than never.

 

Yeah, but wasn't it worth it to get that Kawasaki parts diagram site? Really handy to actually know what fits what and what the real Kaw part number is rather than some on-line parts house's number.

Have fun this holiday season.