Kawasaki KX 250
The KX 250 is Kawasaki’s mid-range motocrosser. The Kawasaki KX 250 is a full-size motorcycle made for serious motocross riders.
Kawasaki KX 250 Launch Date:
The KX 250 was first introduced to India in December 2016. The latest model was released in September 2021.
Kawasaki KX 250 Price:
The KX 250 comes in only one standard variant and it costs Rs. 7,99,000 ex-showroom in Delhi.
Kawasaki KX 250 Design:
The Kawasaki KX 250 has an ergonomic build to facilitate the riders to adjust their body according to the need. The seat is narrow and runs along the height of the tank. This bike also gets a thicker handlebar to reduce vibrations felt by the rider. This bike is built around an aluminium perimeter frame. The lightweight frame is exposed on the sides, making it an integral part of the design. The KX 250 comes in Lime Green colour.
Kawasaki KX 250 Dimension:
The seat height of this bike is at 950 mm (3.1 feet) and the ground clearance is 335 mm (1.1 feet). The USD fork in the front has a 314 mm travel and a monoshock in the rear has a travel of 316 mm. This powerful motocrosser weighs only 107.3 kilograms.
Kawasaki KX 250 Features:
Kawasaki has eliminated the kick-starter in the KX 250 and gave it a reliable electric-starter. A hydraulic clutch on this bike a lighter lever action while maintaining a consistent feel throughout the riding session. The braking system includes a single semi-floating 270 mm petal disk in the front and a single 240 mm petal disk in the rear.
Kawasaki KX 250 Engine and Performance:
A 249cc liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, fuel-injected engine powers the KX 250. It produces 39.6 BHP at 13,200 RPM and 24.9 Nm torque at 9,400 RPM. The engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox.
Kawasaki KX 250 Mileage:
The Kawasaki KX 250 returns a mileage between 25 to 30 kilometers a litre. The bike gets a fuel tank capacity of 6.2 litres.
Kawasaki KX 250 Rivals:
Rivals to the Kawasaki KX 250 include Husqvarna FC 250, Husqvarna FE 250, Suzuki RM-Z250, Yamaha YZ250, Yamaha YZ250F, Honda CRF250R, Honda CRF250RX, Honda CRF250F and KTM 250 SX-F. Rivals with 2-stroke engines include Husqvarna TC 250, Husqvarna TE 250 and KTM 250 SX.
The KX 250 is Kawasaki’s mid-range motocrosser. The Kawasaki KX 250 is a full-size motorcycle made for serious motocross riders.
Kawasaki KX 250 Launch Date:
The KX 250 was first introduced to India in December 2016. The latest model was released in September 2021.
Kawasaki KX 250 Price:
The KX 250 comes in only one standard variant and it costs Rs. 7,99,000 ex-showroom in Delhi.
Kawasaki KX 250 Design:
The Kawasaki KX 250 has an ergonomic build to facilitate the riders to adjust their body according to the need. The seat is narrow and runs along the height of the tank. This bike also gets a thicker handlebar to reduce vibrations felt by the rider. This bike is built around an aluminium perimeter frame. The lightweight frame is exposed on the sides, making it an integral part of the design. The KX 250 comes in Lime Green colour.
Kawasaki KX 250 Dimension:
The seat height of this bike is at 950 mm (3.1 feet) and the ground clearance is 335 mm (1.1 feet). The USD fork in the front has a 314 mm travel and a monoshock in the rear has a travel of 316 mm. This powerful motocrosser weighs only 107.3 kilograms.
Kawasaki KX 250 Features:
Kawasaki has eliminated the kick-starter in the KX 250 and gave it a reliable electric-starter. A hydraulic clutch on this bike a lighter lever action while maintaining a consistent feel throughout the riding session. The braking system includes a single semi-floating 270 mm petal disk in the front and a single 240 mm petal disk in the rear.
Kawasaki KX 250 Engine and Performance:
A 249cc liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, fuel-injected engine powers the KX 250. It produces 39.6 BHP at 13,200 RPM and 24.9 Nm torque at 9,400 RPM. The engine is mated to a 5-speed gearbox.
Kawasaki KX 250 Mileage:
The Kawasaki KX 250 returns a mileage between 25 to 30 kilometers a litre. The bike gets a fuel tank capacity of 6.2 litres.
Kawasaki KX 250 Rivals:
Rivals to the Kawasaki KX 250 include Husqvarna FC 250, Husqvarna FE 250, Suzuki RM-Z250, Yamaha YZ250, Yamaha YZ250F, Honda CRF250R, Honda CRF250RX, Honda CRF250F and KTM 250 SX-F. Rivals with 2-stroke engines include Husqvarna TC 250, Husqvarna TE 250 and KTM 250 SX.