2022 Suzuki GSX250R Launched Globally
The updated twin-cylinder quarter-litre bike only gets a new Blue/Black paint scheme
The updated twin-cylinder quarter-litre bike only gets a new Blue/Black paint scheme
Suzuki has just launched the 2022 iteration of the GSX250R. The 250cc sportbike has only received a new Metallic Crystal Blue with Pearl Nebular Black paint scheme while mechanically staying the same. Interestingly, this colour scheme is the same as the 2020 model.
On the features front, the Suzuki GSX250R is offered with a halogen headlight, LED DRLs and taillight, dual-channel ABS, clip-on handlebars, five-way adjustable front brake lever, and a back-lit LCD instrument cluster that displays a tachometer, speedometer, time and gear position. However, this console misses out on smartphone connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation.
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Powering the Suzuki GSX250R is a 248cc parallel-twin liquid-cooled engine that comes mated to a six-speed gearbox. It produces 25PS and 23.3Nm.
The ride of the bike is taken care of by a telescopic fork at the front and a 7-step preload adjustable monoshock at the rear. For braking, it employs a single disc at both ends with Nissin calipers that is further assisted by dual-channel ABS. The bike rolls on 17-inch ten-spoke wheels that come wrapped in tubeless tyres from IRC.
The Suzuki GSX250R is priced at USD 4,999 (around Rs 3.86 lakh), which is approximately Rs 3,849 more than the 2021 iteration. Summing up, Suzuki should’ve gone one step ahead and equipped the bike with a smartphone-compatible instrument cluster and all-LED lighting instead of simply reusing an already-existing colour scheme. Instead of bringing back the older blue colour scheme, Suzuki could’ve given it the MotoGP treatment, like the desi Gixxer SF250. Even the GSX-R150 in Indonesia got a similar treatment.
In India, if you're looking for a fully-faired bike, the Suzuki Gixxer SF250, KTM RC200, Yamaha R15 V4 and the Bajaj Pulsar RS200 are a few options that you can consider.
Suzuki Gixxer SF 250[2020-2024] User Reviews
- Gixxer SF 250
Power packed performance and a smooth engine makes this bike a perfect match for city rides and highway running as well. Maintenance cost is also low and mileage is also good. Less driven hence it is perfect for long term use. Maintained nicely and kept in very good condition. Do give it a try, you wont be disappointed.
1 1 - Power-packed bike in the segment
High performance engine capable of 150+ upper speed limit. Engine shines even in 6th gear performance.Good road presence. Easy handling and decent riding comfort for a sports bike. Braking is decent. Good service by suzuki service center. Overall a good bike for city rides and can good a bit of offroad as it has good ground clearance.
3 - Excellent mixture of ride and comfort
Excellent mixture of ride and comfort with a sweet acceleration. Runs smooth with comfortable cruising. Less maintenance required with an good average. Can be considered to be used by a new rider easy to ride and nimble. Controlling and breaking is also good.Comes with a very good headlight visibility
- Aerodynamic Design: The Gixxer SF
Aerodynamic Design: The Gixxer SF 250 features sharp, aggressive styling with a full fairing, giving it the appearance of a more performance-focused motorcycle. LED Headlamp: The bike comes with an LED headlamp for better visibility and a modern look. Instrument Cluster: The bike is equipped with a fully digital instrument cluster that displays essential information like speed, fuel level, trip meters, and more. ABS: It comes with a single-channel ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) for enhanced safety.
- Gixxer of the father of the r15
Gixxer is the best featureless bike And I like gixxer 250 it bike is my best moment always be happy
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