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For 2005, the Suzuki RM250 is thoroughly modified to crank out more low-end and mid-range power
than ever with power delivery that's smooth and controllable.
01 course, when ourengineers get ona roll, there's no stopping them.They also refined the RM250's
suspension frontand rear, making it more stable and responsive on tight, technical tracks and more
plush on rough, wide-open courses. Our engineers shaved weight off parts from topto bottom,making
the2005 machine atrue featherweight.
The best thing about thisyear's RM250, though, is what stays the same. It stilloffers a better cornblnation of power and handling than any compelilor onthetrack. And that's a winning combination you
can use to reach the topof the podiuml
> Exhaust port timing is advanced for morecontrollable low-end and
midrange power.
> Larger mainexhaust port and wider scavenger ports enhance rnid-and
high-rp pertormance.
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> Transmission features a new input shaft with 18 splines combined with new
clutch springs for a lighter and morereliable clutc feel.
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> Newkickstarter shaft andnew kick start lever provide easier starting.
> Showa inverted, 47mm twin-ehamber cartridge·typefront fork is refined for
even smoother responsi eness and greater resistanceto bottoming. Fork
v
,
table rebound
fea
tures 22·way adjustable compression damping 2o-way adjus
damping and 12
.2inches of wheel travel.
> Crankshaft features increased inertiaforsmoother and more controllable
traction under hardacceleration.
> Oast-aluminum box-secnon swingarm features a newadded bridge tube to
inc
rease rigiditymorethan eight percent, enhancing straight-line stabilityon
rough tracks.
> Modified Showa piggyback·reservoir rearshock has a larger-<1iameter
inner rodforincreased oil flow providing plush action and grea res
,
t istanc to
e
bottoming. Shock features 4·way adjustable high
·speed compression damping
.
la-way ad
justable low-spe
edcompressiondamping, 2Q-way adjustable
rebounddampingand provides 12 inches of wheel travel.
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