Suzuki GW250 explained

Suzuki GW250
Aka:Inazuma 250 (EU) or GSR250 (Japan)
Manufacturer:Suzuki
Production:2012-2018
Predecessor:GW250 Thunder
Class:Standard
Engine:2481NaN1, 4-stroke, inline-twin, liquid-cooled, SOHC
Bore Stroke:53.5x
Compression:11.5:1
Ignition:Electric
Power:NaN0NaN0 @ 8,500 rpm (claimed)
21.20NaN0 @ 8,200 rpm (rear wheel)[1]
Torque:NaN0NaN0 @ 6,500 rpm (claimed)
14.80NaN0 @ 6,600 rpm (rear wheel)[2]
Transmission:6 speed Manual
Frame:Tubular
Suspension:Front: 37mm Telescopic, coil spring, oil damped. Rear: Swingarm, coil spring, oil damped (Both Kayaba)
Brakes:Disc (Nissin)
Tires:Front: 110/80-17M/C 57H. Rear: 140/70-17M/C 66H (Both IRC)
Rake Trail:26°
1051NaN1
Wheelbase:14301NaN1
Length:21451NaN1
Width:7601NaN1
Height:10751NaN1
Seat Height:7801NaN1
Fuel Capacity:13.31NaN1
Oil Capacity:2.11NaN1
Dry Weight:1700NaN0
Wet Weight:NaN0NaN0
Turning Radius:2.51NaN1

The Suzuki GW250 is a 248cc entry-level standard motorcycle sold in multiple markets, including Australia, Asia and Europe.[3] It is called the Inazuma 250 in the EU and the GSR250 in Japan. There is also an F (or) S version (250F, 250S) which is the faired version of the bike for some markets outside of the EU. It is used by various police services including China, Japan and USA. Due to EU safety regulations, Inazuma was discontinued in Europe, as ABS is mandatory from 1/2017 for all motorcycles with more than 125cc, and there are no plans for ABS equipped Inazuma.

On the instrument panel there is an analogue RPM meter in the centre, which contains a digital gear selector indicator. It also has a shift-light pre-programmed to light in three RPM ranges. The speedometer is digital, and there are two trip meters.

While it was praised in the media for having a high build quality and being easy to ride, it was criticised for having "overall sober styling".

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Notes and References

  1. https://magazine.cycleworld.com/article/2014/2/1/cw-first-ride-2013-suzuki-gw250
  2. https://magazine.cycleworld.com/article/2014/2/1/cw-first-ride-2013-suzuki-gw250
  3. Web site: Suzuki Inazuma first ride: "A doddle to ride" . . 19 July 2012 . 31 August 2016.