Mors is always less, and that's true to our belief that, despite having enormous power from a single cylinder we always felt a need for two-cylinder in the bikes of 250 to 300 cc. Bringing two of the machines with dual-cylinder here in the comapro, we had pitted the recently launched Suzuki Inazuma 250 against the segment leader Kawasaki Ninja 300.
Pricing:
Suzuki is priced comparatively lower than the Kawasaki, and so its 250cc displacement is reprimanded for the same against the Ninja 300.
Power:
Suzuki Inazuma delivers the 26.3 PS of power and 24.4 Nm of torque from its 250cc engine against the Ninja's 39 PS of power and 27 Nm from a 300cc engine. Both of them drive traction to rear wheels via a six-speed manual gearbox.
Ride and Handling:
The Ninja 300 is perched with a good seating height comparatively; but the Inazuma pulls out its winning ace through a massive ground clearance of 165mmm - impressively a huge margin against the 125mm ground clearance of Ninja.
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