In the Indian market, Suzuki has a higher sell unit for their cars rather than two-wheeler vehicles. Moreover, it has a good demand for affordable cars. Actually, Suzuki has some powerful superbikes which produce more power than their competitors. Today we know about the beginner quarter-liter segment bike 2021 Suzuki GSX-250R ABS.
The main highlight thing is this 250 cc bike gets a parallel twin-cylinder engine but disappoints in power output delivery. The Suzuki GSX-250R gets a 248 cc, liquid-cooled, twin-cylinder engine that generates a maximum output power of 24.7 HP at 8,000 rpm and 23.3 Nm of peak torque at 6,500 rpm. This 2021 model got new skins and dual-channel ABS and the rest of things remained same as outgoing version.
Actually, the power figures are not up to the mark even they have twin-cylinder. In terms of design, style, and aerodynamics the bike has gone to the next level. The rider gets an individual seat and also low seat height helps to ride more confidently. It got clips on handlebars for better handling, also equipped with wide tyres at both wheels for more grip.
The braking departments are very good in this quarter-liter bike, actually, the front wheel is equipped with a 290 mm single disc brake, and at rear 240 mm disc along with ABS also attached. Unlikely the 2021 Suzuki GSX-250R was not available for the Indian market but it was launched in the international market at the price of $4,949 (INR 3.65 lakh).
Key Specification
- Seat height 790 mm
- Fuel-injected system
- Kerb weight 178 kg
- Fuel capacity 15 liters
- LCD instrument panel
