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Rebirth of the legendary ZXR250: New ZX-25R, Finally, the *REAL* 250cc sportsbike.
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alexei
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 Apr 8 2020, 02:22 PM
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Mar 29 2020, 11:28 AM) A few questions...would it match the performance of the old 90's version now that it has to comply with EURO emission regulations? and the key questions which all want to know the answers are, the price and finally, will it even be sold here... Seems like there are 2 specs, 45hp and 59hp. 45hp would be similar to the old one, which peaks at 15k RPM, and presuming the 59hp one peaks at similar amount of torque, that's around 19~20k RPM. my kampung maths: (59/45) * 15k = 19.67k If the intended market is not Europe, EuroV won't hold it back. Pricing wise, I would speculate to fill the void between 50~60k given the specs that it is. I would not think this bike is priced to sell, more like a marque: Ninja 400 - 28~39k Ninja 650 - 35k Ninja 1000 - 82k Z900 - 46k Z1000 - 78k ZXR250 - 50~55k (up to 62k based on JPY 1.0M)ZX6R - 80k (JPY 1.27M) ZX10R - 100k This post has been edited by alexei: Apr 8 2020, 02:22 PM |
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alexei
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Apr 10 2020, 01:04 PM
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The ZXR250 is like the ZX6R minus the CC, shorter stroke and higher rev. Like compare ZX6R and ZX10R, with the 6R having higher rev range. The sound of small CC at 20k RPM... of course some like it, some won't. QUOTE(nabelon @ Apr 9 2020, 11:45 PM) Crazy at 50k, at that price plenty of better bikes Maybe I'm wrong, it's without race chassis, single sided front brakes, BP-SFF front fork, and maybe budget 3 way rear suspension, it can even pass for MYR 30-40k. |
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alexei
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Apr 12 2020, 11:47 AM
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QUOTE(Dreadlock13 @ Apr 10 2020, 01:58 PM) Man i really want a cb400 now did the latest model come to Malaysia? Or, just the old CB4. that's with Vtec, right? Kwak's can rebadge this as Modenas ZXR250, and sell at 30k. Oh man... it's would be tempting. |
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alexei
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Jun 11 2020, 12:52 AM
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I think it will be more expensive here.
"The 250cc inline-four sports bike will start at $15,990 plus on-roads, pushing it way above the likes of Kawasaki's Ninja 400 learner machine and only a few grand away from the ZX-636 supersports."
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alexei
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Jun 13 2020, 07:48 AM
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The NZ source mentioned it is on pre-order, and if the quantity is not met, they won't get the bike. Malaysia? Maybe easier, considering it might (a big maybe) be assembled here.
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alexei
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Jun 18 2020, 12:59 PM
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- Makes 41.4bhp and 20.8Nm (at the rear wheel) - Pre-bookings open in Indonesia and New Zealand Source: https://www.bikewale.com/news/48161-dyno-fi...r-revealed.html |
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alexei
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Jun 29 2020, 01:39 PM
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CBR400RR or maybe VFR400 are good contenders. QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Jun 29 2020, 11:17 AM) Dyno run claims to show 41.8bhp at 15000RPM. The original ZXR250 made 45 horses at 15,000RPM. 2-stroke 250s like the RGV250 & RS250 pushed out 70 horses at 12000RPM.... if you can keep feeding em expensive synthetic 2T.... https://www.bikewale.com/m/news/48161-dyno-...r-revealed.htmlOriginal one dyno got ~38bhp. But of course there are different results out there. 2 stroke powerband, we all know la, haha... under 7k kosong punya. |
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alexei
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Jul 19 2020, 04:20 PM
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QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Jul 19 2020, 01:26 PM) Ah ok, Still good  you back to riding yet? |
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