Suzuki Gsx250r
The Suzuki GSX250R was introduced in 2017 as a beginner-friendly sport bike designed to appeal to new riders and A2 license markets, particularly in Asia, Australia, and Europe. It replaced the GW250 Inazuma in Suzuki's lineup and featured a more aggressive, GSX-R-inspired styling while retaining a smooth, approachable parallel-twin engine. It became notable for offering sporty aesthetics and comfortable ergonomics at an affordable entry-level price point.
24 hp
Power
22 Nm
Torque
181 kg
Weight
145 km/h (estimated; note: manufacturer does not officially publish this figure)
Top Speed
3.2 L/100km or approximately 31 km/L (typical real-world average)
Fuel
Faired
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Low Maintenance Costs
The GSX250R uses a simple parallel-twin engine with modest performance demands, keeping service intervals and parts costs very affordable. It's widely regarded as one of the cheapest 250cc bikes to maintain long-term.
Watch for Stator Issues
Some owners report stator and charging system problems, particularly on earlier models, which can cause battery drain and electrical gremlins. Always check the charging voltage before buying used.
Steady Resale Value
The GSX250R holds its value reasonably well in the beginner-bike segment due to consistent demand from new riders. However, depreciation is steeper than sportier 300cc competitors like the Ninja 300.
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