Now available for dealership test drives: the Suzuki Inazuma

This year, 2012, the brand Suzuki has presented its spectacular Inazuma, and now it invites you to try it at its official dealerships and to discover the charms, details and features of this remarkable machine from the Japanese manufacturer, one of the most sought-after models since it hit the market.

By Gloria19 December 2012 · 2 min read

The new Suzuki Inazuma arrived in 2012 to carve out a place in the two-wheeler market. It was created in response to the demands of motorcycle riders, offering the market a spectacular, reliable and economical machine with low, well-controlled fuel consumption, all without sacrificing the quality that the Japanese brand always puts into its motorcycles.

This model, the Inazuma 250, is a real success and has been very well received by motorcycle enthusiasts, since Suzuki has achieved a low-cost model without giving up the brand’s identifying features: an innovative design and high-quality finishes. The design draws its inspiration from one of the machines that most revolutionized the two-wheeler segment at the time, the B-KING. The shape of the front headlight together with the indicators integrated into the fuel tank are a faithful reflection of this inspiration. As is customary, every detail has been carefully considered, incorporating a large number of aluminium parts that, apart from a clear reduction in weight, give this model a high standard of finish.

The engine of the Inazuma is a new parallel twin of 250 cc, designed for dynamic, smooth riding both in the city and on our journeys along the road, prioritising power delivery in the low and mid rev range. It also features really well-controlled consumption thanks to the electronic fuel injection management. In the chassis, a new steel frame has been designed that provides perfect ergonomics, making it easier to handle in urban traffic thanks also to its low seat height, while safety has been taken into account to the fullest, including disc brakes on both axles and 17″ aluminium wheels.

A complete, easy-to-read instrument cluster includes a gear position indicator, speedometer, fuel level, odometer, dual trip meter, clock and maintenance interval indicator, all perfectly integrated into the fairing.

The new Suzuki Inazuma is already here: now you can test-ride it and then make your decision, but this machine will not disappoint you.

Source | Suzuki