Suzuki TS250 (1981)

The Suzuki TS250 motorcycle was manufactured in 1981 and is powered by a two-stroke, single cylinder, reed valve engine with a capacity of 246cc. It has a 72x64mm bore and stroke, and a compression ratio of 6.5:1. The cooling system is air-cooled and the lubrication system is a fuel/oil mix with Posi-force and CCI. The induction is by a Mikuni VM29SS carburetor, slide type. The ignition is a Suzuki PEI with a battery of 6V and 4Ah. Its maximum power is 17.2 kW/23 hp @ 6500 rpm, and max torque is 26.5 Nm/2.7 kgf-m/19.6 lb-ft @ 5000 rpm. The clutch is wet, multi-plate with a 5-speed, constant mesh transmission. The final drive is by chain and the gear ratios are 1st 2.416, 2nd 1.800, 3rd 1.277, 4th 1.000, and 5th 0.826:1. The final reduction is 2.50:1. It has a double cradle, tubular steel frame, telescopic front fork, and swingarm, dual shocks, coil springs, 5-way adjustable rear suspension. The brakes are drum, internal expanding, leading shoe in both front and back, and wheels are Takasago steel rims. The bike has a top speed (est.) of 129 km/h or 80 mph and a dry weight of 121 kg or 267 lbs, and a wet weight of 130.6 kg or 288 lbs. The fuel capacity is 10 litres or 2.6 US gallons or 2.2 imperial gallons, and it has a maximum ground clearance of 254 mm or 10.0 in, a seat height of 825 mm or 32.5 in, and dimensions of 2220 mm/87.4 in (length), 850 mm/33.5 in (width), and 1180 mm/46.5 in (height).

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Make Model: Suzuki TS 250