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Kawasaki W 250
In a category dominated by scooters,
mopeds & sports bikes, the W250 offers a classy alternative by welcoming riders
into the glamorous world of “W” – a world of glamorous and fashionably good
looking bikes. Befitting its W moniker, the W250
features a traditional, simple design similar to the W800. With its high quality
of materials and the trimmings fit for a larger displacement machine, the W250
is sure to stand out from the crowd W Heritage The W250 is the latest model in a
brand spanning 50 years. Born from the sensational 1966 W1, Kawasaki’s original
W, was the largest-displacement Japanese model of its time, earning Kawasaki
worldwide recognition and marketing Kawasaki’s first step in becoming a
manufacturer of large-displacement motorcycles. Powerful Engine Equipped with a powerful, single cylinder engine, the W250 offers a displacement advantage over competitors in its class. Its strong torque, 5-speed transmission, and, an engine balancer that tames unwanted vibrations, makes it easy to operate and offers a stress-free experience that lets riders focus on the ride.
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