The '07 Suzuki RM250 was awesome, dominating magazine shootouts
and racetracks around the nation with unmatched performance and laser sharp
handling.
Of course, when our engineers get on a roll, there's no stopping them.
Race-proven performance and handling characteristics combined with more low
to mid-range
power and increased torque at high RPM provides maximum performance on any
track you ride. Plus, Renthal tapered aluminum handlebars come as standard
equipment!
The best thing about this year's RM250, though, is what stays the
same. It still offers a better combination of power and handling than any competitor
on the track. And that's a winning combination you can use to take home the
gold! The RM-250 features a compact, lightweight and powerful
250cc 4-stroke engine design, a strong and lightweight aluminum chassis,
Showa suspension components
and many high-performance features for the ultimate 250cc 4-stroke racing machine.
The RM-Z250 engine is based around an over-square bore x stroke design,
with liquid-cooling, titanium valves and double overhead billet cams. The engine
is housed by a lightweight, twin-spar aluminum-alloy frame combining aluminum
forgings, extrusions and stampings welded into a single unit. The whole package
is supported by a Showa inverted, twin-chamber, cartridge fork and Showa
remote reservoir rear shock. The RM-Z250 features a unique aluminum rear
swingarm built using hydro-formed, thick-wall tapered arms welded to a cast
linkage bracket and forged axle holders.
Other features include Dunlop tires mounted on lightweight aluminum rims with
a special spoke/nipple design, plus Renthal aluminum handlebars as standard
equipment. Included with this year's new model are all the benefits of Suzuki's
race contingency, trackside support, Tony D School and Good scholar program.
All these added benefits are exclusive to Suzuki riders.
The RM-Z250 for 2008:
it's taking the four-stroke world by storm!
Race inspired wave-rotors provide better cooling performance and increased
mud deflection in muddy conditions.
Newly designed pegs include increased clearance between the mounting bracket
and footrest to prevent mud from caking up.
Gripper seat has been improved this year by adding projected cross-shaped patterns
on the top surface to provide additional grip.
249cc, 2-stroke, liquid-cooled engine with a bore and stroke
of 66.4mm x 72.0mm provides crisp, responsive power.
Aluminum cylinder core features Suzuki Composite Electrochemical Material (SCEM)
for better heat dissipation, improving durability and weight savings
Electric CDI is efficient and increases power output at lower rpm ranges.
Strong and lightweight frame and easy-to-remove aluminum rear
subframe improve rigidity and performance on the racetrack.
SHOWA inverted 47mm front forks provide 310mm (12.3 inches) of front wheel
travel. With fully adjustable for compression damping, rebound damping and
spring preload to suit variety of riders.
Piggyback-reservoir rear shock absorber is fully adjustable for high, low,
rebound damping and spring preload SHOWA unit that offers 310mm (12.2 inches)
of wheel travel.
Renthal aluminum tapered handlebars with Renthal handlebar pad reduce vibration
reaching to the rider.
Each side of the seat has textured surface for better knee gripping
Full-floating front disc brake works with dual-piston caliper and rear disc
brake with single-piston caliper
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