SUZUKI Inazuma Models/Series Timeline, Specifications & Photos

Building on the success of the naked Inazuma, Suzuki shows an all-new trim for the model, in the shape of a fully-faired version. The bike now looks more like a sport machine, especially with a generous front cowl and windscreen. Weather protection for the rider was noticeably improved, and this makes the GW250F Inazuma more suitable for longer hauls, even in adverse weather.

On the tech side, the bike is identical to its naked sibling, sporting a 6-speed transmission mated to a punchy injected parallel-twin engine which delivers both a reassuring feel for newer riders and plenty of fun for the more experienced ones.

Suzuki's idea to engineer a smaller version of their B-King beast proved to be more successful than the King itself, so the GW250 Inazuma lives on. This quarter-liter bike retains the styling cues which speak about the B-King heritage, and this is a really neat thing. For beginning riders or people who just need an economical, fun commuter, the GW250 Inazuma has plenty to offer, from a punchy parallel-twin engine to a compliant transmission,plenty of room for riding two-up and being an excellent educational platform.

Fuel injection, analog-digital hybrid dahsboard, and an upshift indicator are standard equipment, while multiple accessories are waiting to turn your bike into a better-looking, more functional machine.

The GW250 Inazuma is the small-displacement version of the mighty B-King and therefore it also replicates some of its design cues. Exceedingly agile in the urban clutter and sporty enough to make twisting the throttle a very fun experience, the Inazuma 250 is a very good city slicer and a wonderful commuter. At the same time, this quarter-liter liquid-cooled parallel twin machine can also represent a good educational platform for new riders.

Inazuma 250 is an all-new model in Suzuki's all-purpose road bikes, expanding the successful Inazuma platform with a quarter-liter member for the beginning riders. Excellent as a first bike, this miniature B-King as it was often referred to packs aal-round versatility and is a very good city slicer. Lightweight compact, and sporting a 6-speed transmission, the Inazuma 250 offer precise acceleration and good economy without sacrificing punch.

Great for two-up rides and even greater for solo outings, this parallel-twin miniature beast is a most rewarding platform for honing one's riding skills, while delivering plenty of two-wheeled joy.