Suzuki Scrambler TC 250 1967 - Motorcycle specifications

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The Scrambler TC250 is a model derived from the 250TB. It combines the T250’s aluminum 2-stroke twin-cylinder engine—which delivers a maximum power output of 30.5 ch—with a double-cradle steel tube frame.

This bike was designed for off-road riding with features such as a shortened final drive ratio (achieved by using a larger rear sprocket to improve low-rpm performance) and a large, 3.5-inch-wide knobby rear tire. It includes features such as a muffler positioned high on the side of the body, handlebars reinforced with a crossbar, and fold-down footrests.

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A top speed of 150 km/h also offers plenty of performance for occasional adventures.

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Japan	189,000¥
United States	$695

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Max speed : approximately 150 km/h (93.20 mph)

Specifications Suzuki Scrambler TC 250 1967

Chassis: Two-seater saddle; Frame : Double-cradle steel frame; Fuel capacity : 13 liters (3.43 US gallons); Oil capacity : 2.30 liters (0.61 US gallons); Length : 1,970 mm (77.56 in); Width : 765 mm (30.12 in); Min height : 1,040 mm (40.94 in); Min. ground clearance : 175 mm (6.89 in); Wheelbase : 1,285 mm (50.59 in); Curb mass : 151 kg (333 lb)

Front axle: Telescopic fork; Angle de chasse : 27 °; drum brakes; Pressure : 18 bar

Transmission: 6 stage gearbox , manual; Secondary by chain

Rear axle: 2 side shock absorbers; drum brakes; Pressure : 18 bar

Motor: two-cylinder , 2 strokes; 2 carburetors, 24 mm in diameter; Cooling system : by air; 247 cc; 30.50 ch (30.10 hp) to 8,000 rpm; 2.80 mkg (27.70 Nm) to 7,000 rpm; Compression : 7.3 : 1; Starting system : kick

Practical information: Country of manufacture : Japan

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What is the power of the Scrambler TC 250?: The Scrambler TC 250 1967 develops a power of 30.50 ch (30.10 hp)
What is the torque of the Scrambler TC 250?: The maximum torque of the Scrambler TC 250 1967 is 2.80 mkg (27.70 Nm) to 7,000 rpm.
What is the maximum speed of the Scrambler TC 250?: The Scrambler TC 250 1967 is capable of reaching a top speed of approximately 150 km/h (93.20 mph) on the track.
What is the weight of the Scrambler TC 250?: The Scrambler TC 250 1967 has a a operating weight of 151 kg (333 lb).
What is the price of the Scrambler TC 250?: The price of the Scrambler TC 250 1967 is $695 in the United States. It is displayed at 189,000¥ in Japan.

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