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2008 Kawasaki KX 250F Features

Engine
– 249cc, liquid-cooled, four-stroke, four-valve, DOHC engine pound hard-hitting power of the mid-to high-rpm
– Presentation improvements in the rigidity and reliability
– Grand excellence for low-power couple rpm and blistering on-rev

Top End
– The home ports polished to a smooth surface that improves the flow of all flows rpm
– Ultra-thin, lightweight titanium valves stem the tab feature extent and guides for maximum durability
– Joint again the header gives a better seal
– Headquarters valve Special equipment helps prevent wear on the valves titanium
– K-TRIC digital micro-computer system with ignition coil ignition plug stick to save weight and improve performance
– Digital Lighting in order to maximize listening upscale and more-rev, includes a spark-rev limiter controlled for more precise control of maximum engine rpm

End Lower
– New stiffer in the crankcase of the crankshaft and on the left side, near the entrance and exit of wells for increased reliability and more efficient transfer of torque
– New kickstart ratchet is 3.5 mm thick to feel better and reliability
– Crankshaft is a hard surface for maximum rigidity
– Twin oil pumps ensure proper lubrication oil and trapping for optimum performance
– Clutch lightweight magnesium cylinder head covers and generator

Cooling
– High capacity Denso radiators are designed to provide a cooling exceeds a slim profile

Shifting
– New overpass 3 mm with lever tuning for maximum rider control

Frame
– All-aluminum frame perimeter composite structure characteristics, using false, extruded and molded components
– 10mm wider engine spacers reduce torsional rigidity direction fast, improving the traction of the rear wheels and feel better rider
– The thin frame, two-piece radiator shrouds that leave the upper frame spars exposed, and careful design of the body remaining KX250F make the sensation of lightness and reduce under the rider

Front Suspension
– Showa fork-room double keeps oil and air in rooms for amortization of stable performance over long-sleeved
– Fork characteristics .5 mm thick piston rods to soften the half-time action
– New small air passages at the top of the range cartridge provide more air spring effect during compression, for more depreciation

Rear Suspension
– Showa shock with adjustable revised
– Raised the vehicle provides rapid and improved turning hollow resistance
– Fine-tuning rear impact of depreciation needle allows the suspension of fine-tuning
– Oscillating alloy used to cast the tapered spars hydroformed and forged chain Arrache, the stringers are conical shaped to match the balance of flex and stiffness necessary aluminum frame
– Sprocket style roller chain can reduce engine braking by reducing player whip

Brakes
– Front and rear brakes use petal discs, which helps reduce the total mass
– Petal discs help clean the brake pads for more efficient braking performance

Wheels
– New factory look black alumite coated rims

From the cockpit
– Guidon Renthal aluminium is ultra-solid and lower weight
– Short-length handles are equipped with a special structure to reduce vibrations transmitted through the bars to the rider
– Special attention was given to the body under the seat to improve the riders grip on the bench in a standing position

Styling
– Body Shop, graphics and cover aggressive style inspired by championship winning teams factory

Options
– Different disks magneto inertia
– 12 teeth countershaft sprocket
– Top-fixing for oversized handlebars bar
– Aluminum and steel rear gables optional tooth sizes
– Solid petal brake rotors for wet race conditions
– Optional springs for the front fork and rear shock
– Manuel decompression lever and cable
– 20-inch front wheel