Suzuki shows its muscles with the Inazuma

Remember the B-King? A real armored lion with a 1340 cc engine capacity. Well with the new one Inazuma 250, Suzuki does not hide the fact that it is inspired, with a bit of risk, by that model. Just scroll through the technical characteristics of the two-wheeler without fairing to realize this. First of all the dimensions, 2.145 x 760 x 1.075 mm, for a motorbike whose seat height from the ground measures 780 mm. Four-stroke engine, two cylinders in line, liquid cooling, 248 cc (Euro 3), the Suzuki Inazuma 250 is powered by petrol and is equipped with a 13,3 liter tank. And again, six-speed gearbox and disc brakes with hydraulic calipers.

Available in a double colour, black or red, it will be on display at the NEC in Birmingham on the occasion of Motorcycle Live 2011, from 19 to 27 November. The point of distinction is represented by the new liquid cooling system, capable of keeping emissions at a low level while simultaneously ensuring performance up to the level of the most demanding drivers.

Paul de Lusignan, general manager of Suzuki GB, explains: “Like every manufacturer, we have seen a significant increase in demand towards those more convenient and motorcycles with smaller displacements; so when we had the opportunity to introduce Inazuma to the UK, the decision was easy. Fundamental for this new model are reduced fuel consumption, low Co2 emissions and ease of use, characteristics associated with an exclusive style, high-level technical specifications and excellent quality of the components used".