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In 2007, nearly every major Japanese manufacturer sold a street-legal Supermoto. Honda had the XR Motards, Yamaha offered the XT and WR models, Suzuki had the DR-Z400SM, and Kawasaki had already helped create the category with the D-Tracker. Today, almost all of that variety is gone. Why did Japan abandon a motorcycle category that seemed perfectly suited to light, reliable single-cylinder bikes? This documentary follows the story from the D-Tracker, WR250X, DR-Z400SM and CRF250M to the modern return of the DR-Z4SM and Kawasaki's KLX models. It examines the changing market, emissions rules, platform economics, pricing – and why KTM and other European manufacturers turned a niche into a powerful identity. The final question is simple: did Japan really abandon Supermoto, or are we watching the beginning of its return? Chapters: 00:00 Japanese action intro 00:15 When Japan wanted to dominate Supermoto 06:28 The golden showroom era 11:19 Why the market collapsed 15:57 Emissions, ABS and the real cost of approval 20:18 Why Europe won 24:13 DR-Z4SM, KLX and the comeback 31:18 What Japan should build next Tell us in the comments: Honda CRF450M, a new Yamaha WR-X – or are the DR-Z4SM and KLX already enough? Footage credits Selected excerpts are used for commentary, criticism, historical context and analysis. All footage remains the property of its respective owner. Kawasaki Bangladesh — D Tracker Promotion Video Viráha Qaleelan — D-tracker 250 KLX250 promotion TheManoy66_ — HONDA XR400 MOTARD Domenico Motard — XR 250 Motard on track RIDE1 — Yamaha WR250X footage Константин Роженко — Yamaha WR250X Promo SwissHighPower — Honda FMX promo MooreSpeedTV — 2005 Yamaha XT 660 MCN – Motorcyclenews.com — Honda CRF250M launch and first rides Charith Dilshan Cinematography — Suzuki DR-Z400SM Cinematic Trailer タルコフ市の訓練兵 — DR-Z400SM cinematic PV KTM — 2026 KTM 690 SMC R Husqvarna Motorcycles — 701 Supermoto in Action GASGAS — SM 700 and ES 700 Tech Talk GASGAS — New GASGAS SM 700 Kawasaki USA — 2021 KLX300SM Press Launch Canadian Kawasaki Motors Inc. — 2021 Kawasaki KLX300SM Kawasaki USA — 2023 KLX230SM Suzuki Global — DR-Z4SM Official Promotional Video KTM — 2025 KTM 390 SMC R and Enduro R 1000PS – Motorcycle Channel — Ducati Desmo450 SM Little's Moto — SUPERMOTO | WE OWN IT! Little's Moto — SUPERMOTO | UNTIL THE END! Braapapa — 2022 Here we come! Аз ЕсмЬ — DR-Z400SM / Motogymkhana LolloStunt55 — SUPERMOTO | AESTHETIC SUNSET RIDE 4K Music: “Japan Background” – TuneTank, asset 348404. Additional documentary score and transition sound designed for this production. #supermoto #suzukidrz4sm #wr250x #klx300sm #ktm690smcr

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