- In short
The 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty, in the Custom class, is powered by a single-cylinder, 4-stroke engine developing 20 HP (14.7 kW), with a dry weight of 125 kg.
Its 770 mm seat height makes it accessible to smaller riders.
This 249cc motorcycle is available at a price of €3,733.
Its 770 mm seat height makes it accessible to smaller riders.
This 249cc motorcycle is available at a price of €3,733.
- Engine
Engine displacement
249 cc
Engine type
Single-cylinder - 4-stroke
Maximum power
20 hp (14.7 kW) at 7500 rpm
Maximum torque
20.6 Nm (2.1 mkg) at 6000 rpm
Fuel system
by carburetor
Valves/cylinder
4
ACT
1
- Chassis
Dry weight
125 kg
Frame type
simple steel cradle
Saddle height
770 mm
Length
2070 mm
Width
750 mm
Wheelbase
1375 mm
Minimum height
1075 mm
Tank capacity
12 L
- Front axle
Fork
Tele-hydraulic, flow rate: 140 mm
Braking
1 disc Ø 275 mm, single piston caliper
Front tire
90/90 R18
- Rear axle
Shock absorber
2 lateral shock absorbers, travel: 98 mm
Braking
disc Ø 130 mm
Rear tire
110/90 R17
- Transmission
Gearbox type
5-speed gearbox
Transmission
manual
Shifter
No
Secondary transmission
Chain
- Type of driver's license
Required license
Category A driving licence
A2 license
Customs of similar displacement from 1998
Customs of similar power from 1998
- Price
3 733 €
- FAQ
What is the power output of the 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty?
The Single cylinder - 4-stroke engine of this 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty produces 20 HP (14.7 kW).
What is the engine torque of the 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty?
The 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty develops a maximum torque of 20.6 Nm (equivalent to 2.1 mkg) thanks to its Single cylinder - 4-stroke engine.
What are the tire dimensions of the 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty?
The 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty is equipped with a front tire in 90/90 R18 and a rear tire in 110/90 R17.
Is this motorcycle suitable for me if I am of short stature?
Yes, without hesitation. The seat height of this Suzuki is 770 mm, allowing for easy flat-footing, making it ideal for shorter riders and beginners.
Is there a reverse gear on the 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty?
Yes! This TU 250 X Volty is equipped with a reverse gear which greatly facilitates maneuvering despite its dry weight of 125 kg.
What does "DCT" mean in the transmission of this Suzuki TU 250 X Volty?
DCT is the type of automatic transmission with which this TU 250 X Volty is equipped. It stands for "Dual Clutch Transmission." It allows for shifting gears automatically or manually, without a clutch lever, for greater comfort and smoothness.
Is the 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty compatible with A2 restriction?
Yes! The 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty can be restricted to A2 for new license holders.
Can I ride this 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty with an A2 license?
Yes, this 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty is compatible with the A2 license.
Can I ride this 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty with an A1 license?
Yes, this 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty is compatible with the A1 license.
Can I ride on the road with the 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty?
No, this Suzuki is designed solely for use on [track] and is not road-legal.
What is the weight of the 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty?
The 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty weighs 125 kg dry.
How much does the 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty cost?
The 1998 Suzuki TU 250 X Volty is sold at a price of €3,733.