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RMX 250

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Suzuki

RMX 250

Enduro · 249 cc

Engine
249 cc
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RMX 250 at a glance

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Displacement

249 cc

Category

Enduro

Specifications

1 variants
Displacement
249 cc
Production
1989 – 1998
Category
Enduro

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Generations and editions

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1 variants

Years

1989 - 1998

1989–1998 RMX250

Generation

The RMX250 is the 249cc liquid-cooled enduro two-stroke from 1989–1998. This row is only for RMX250 adverts, not for the RM250 motocrosser even where capacity or parts appear related.

249 cc1 cyl.
About this model

About the Suzuki RMX 250

The Suzuki RMX250 is an off-road/enduro model from 1989 to 1998, developed for trail riding and enduro rather than as a pure RM motocrosser. It has a liquid-cooled 249cc single-cylinder two-stroke and a six-speed gearbox, with chassis and equipment tuned for enduro use. Do not compare it directly with an RM250: the RMX has its own identity and intended use.

Category
Enduro
Production
1989 – 1998
Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Check compression, piston/cylinder and exhaust-valve mechanism; a neglected two-stroke quickly loses usable power.
  • Check radiators, water pump and hoses for leaks or crash damage.
  • Inspect suspension, linkage, steering-head bearings and swingarm for play after intensive off-road work.
  • Check chain, sprockets, brakes and enduro electrical equipment for wear and improvised repairs.
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