Kawasaki Ninja 250

The Kawasaki Ninja 250 has dominated theefficiency of the Ninja 250 (most estimates
entry-level sport bike market in the US forputting MPG in the mid-60s) make it an ideal
decades. The little Ninja 250, in fact, has long-beencommuting bike.
Kawasaki’s best-selling Ninja sport bike. EverFor 25 years the Kawasaki Ninja 250 was
since its 1983 debut, the Ninja 250 has been arelatively unchanged, but the 2008 model featured
favorite for beginners and many experienceda host of revisions. A revamp of the Twin
riders have fond memories of the little Ninja uponreputedly yields more torque and the new 17-inch
which they learned to ride.wheels deliver better handling and more tire
The Ninja 250 is powered by a high-revvingoptions. Perhaps most noticeable change,
Parallel Twin, with modest power numbers buthowever, is the new bodywork and styling
very capable performance on highways and theupgrade, which makes the Ninja 250 look more
freeway. The chassis features non-adjustable forklike its elder Ninja siblings (the graphics are absent
with pre-load adjustable shock. The high fuelof the 250 moniker).