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Suzuki's TS250 Suzuki’s New TS250 THE FIRST OFFSPRING OFA NEW BREED Short, squatty and engineered by designers in a cooperative, communal way, the new TS250 Suzuki is a hint of what’s to come in the enduro field. and going out in the dirt, where, as TS, it’s the offspring of the fabled everybody knows, is no place to be. Suzuki Savage, every college boy’s nDSirft So in the past the enduro machine dream. Tons of horsepower, no han­ ust what exactly is an enduro has been stuck in the middle of all dling or suspension, wrapped in a bike, specifically one of the this, wandering around, confused, neat white (all the good guys wear Japanese variety? The motorcy­ just trying to figure out where it really white) package. Jcle that, with tongue in cheek, wasbelongs. Nobody wants to lay claim The TS250 is quite a departure labeled enduro machine for one rea­ to it. It’s the bastard of the motor­ from what we're used to, yet some of son or another that just didn’t cut it cycle world. But strangely enough, the holdovers (such as the pony defi­ with many customers. Some of the there’re a lot of enduro machines ciency) are still with us. Something manufacturers even tried a different sold today. completely unheard of before in the angle, calling it an on/off road bike, Even your local dealer can attest enduro world is suspension. Suzuki hoping that the official title of this to this fact, although he doesn’t en­ has been the first company out on creation would be a sufficient dis­ joy selling them. When asked about the market with an enduro machine claimer to the purchaser. After all, horsepower, handling or suspension, that breaks the norm. calling it an on/off road machine he gives vague answers. When asked That’s right, it's got suspension. doesn’t necessarily say that it does what should be done when encoun­ Not just two things in the back to either satisfactorily, does it? tering particular obstacles with a ma­ hold the fender off the tire, or two To the dyed-in-the-wool motocross chine such as this, he would give the tubes in front that keep the gas tank rider, an enduro bike merely repre­ same answer that your parents gave and seat horizontal with the ground. sents an experiment that he would when you started asking questions a Real honest to goodness suspen­ rather not get involved with. Obvious­ little deeper than ‘‘where do kittens sion. For instance, in the rear you’ll ly the manufacturer took a motorcy­ come from?” The old stand-by of find gas Kayaba shocks. Similar to cle that was basically all right. The ‘‘when the time comes, you’ll know those found on the motocross mod­ term to the average critical motocros- what to do” didn’t satisfy a lot of els, and to an extent the same ser of ‘‘all right” is a rating some­ customers, yet they still bought en­ shocks (possibly in name only) that where between mediocre and a poke duro machines by the bundle. Roger DeCoster uses. The internals in the eye with a sharp stick. As far This has had a large effect on the of the shocks have been changed, as hp’s concerned, the creator of the manufacturers, particularly the Japa­ mainly in the dampening department, enduro bike took a machine, magnet­ nese. This year is going to be the to give a smoother ride by slowing ized it, and then proceeded to hurl it year of the enduro machine. What down the travel speed of the shocks. down the aisles of the parts depart­ we were offered in the past is noth­ They’re even mounted in the laid ment, in hopes of pawning off a few ing compared to what’s coming over upside down position—just like the excess parts, and underneath all of here on the boat right now. Yamaha race bikes. the chrome and pin striping, a bad has a nice new little surprise pack­ Up front you’ll notice that Suzuki handling, under-powered motorcycle. age coming. Suzuki has got the new took last year’s forks, threw them Many a street rider looks at a Jap­ PE250, to compete with the IT model downwind, had a quick burial cere­ anese enduro machine in a different line. Honda isn’t saying anything, mony, and got new units. These light. To him it’s obviously a sneak usually a sign that they’re up to forks are beefier, have better re­ plan undertaken by the manufactur­ something. Kawasaki just sits back sponse in both up and down damp­ er. Why, an enduro machine is no and smiles like a Cheshire cat. ening, good springs, and generally more than a glorified motocross ma­ The first of this new generation of get along with the terrain. Like the chine, capable of throwing you on enduro, or on/off road machines, is rear end, they’re a tad on the mushy your head, making obnoxious noises, the Suzuki TS250. You remember the side, but then again, you don’t want 62 MOTORCYCLIST/FEBRUARY 1977 Suzuki TS250 motocross type harshness on a ma­ chine like this. Some of the RM-ness has rubbed off on the new TS, particularly in the engine. You’ll find a new cylinder, and lo and behold, a case induction reed valve system, like the motocross models. A different cylinder head configuration tops out the piston’s main place of employment. A 28mm Mikuni carb does the feeding honors, and a bell crank throttle housing measures out the appropriate amounts. In the midst of all these gismos, there’s still room for an oil injection system, mounted behind the left side panel. Among the things that you can’t see, but would appreciate, are the new PEI spark system and the new transmission gears. The rear hub is directly off the motocross models, with the distinction of not having the expensive magnesium backing plate. The front hub is all new for Suzuki, and is modeled in a similar fashion to the Honda MR and XL series. Getting down to particulars, you’ll find a good pipe that couldn’t burn you if there was a $10 bet riding on it, real footpegs with gripping teeth, a skinny gas tank, motocross bend handlebars, two chain guides, a skid plate and passenger pegs. Another little added feature that your local dealer might not know about is the lighting system. Al­ though it looks like your average ev­ eryday enduro light collection of gar­ bage, the Suzuki TS250 has the dis­ tinction of being equipped and de­ signed in such a way that you can remove the lights in about an hour’s time. Both the front headlight assem­ Good suspension and excellent handling give the Suzuki the distinction of bly and the rear taillight unit can be breaking with the on /off machine norm. Horsepower deficiency is its only easily and quickly removed using the drawback. tools found in the bike’s tool kit. The blinkers even come off as part of the that works. A little front head ancjle machine, and its intended uses. unit. Very simple, basic, smart, and work was done, the swing arm got Obviously the people who worked long overdue in an enduro. some attention, the frame was short­ on the rear suspension units had So what really happens when you ened or lengthened here and there, coffee at ten o’clock with the guys take a motocross type engine, add to come up with a machine that not working on the front forks. They all some lights, put on good suspension, only handles good, but doesn’t give got together at lunch one day and and come up with a motorcycle? In you that spooky feeling of riding on decided to try out a novel idea. In­ the case of the TS250, you've got a the brink of disaster. stead of the usual, why not make an very good all around package. To go along with the chassis, Su­ enduro machine that has both sus­ First of all, somebody did their zuki has again broken with the norm pension working in harmony, instead homework in the handling depart­ by using a suspension system that of the usual continual battle of bot­ ment. Granted, you aren’t going to the average weekend rider will never toming, topping, and general suspen­ be able to do all the trick things that ride to its limits. The gas Kayaba sion apathy? That’s exactly what they the motocross riders accomplish. But shocks on the rear are tuned to a did. The front forks, with their take off the universal trials tires, put happy medium point between street smooth action and good spring rate, on a good set of knobbies, and riding and dirt whomping. They are a are directly related to the rear you’ve got a bike that is closer to a little on the soft side for the WFO shocks, either by conspiracy or an motocross machine than any of the type of rider, but most of us will nev­ actual planning stage of the develop­ other Japanese mounts to date. er experience that clunking, ment work. Whatever the reason, The chassis design comes very tire-against-fender feeling associated whoever set up the suspension on similar to that of the motocross mod­ with improper suspension. The Kaya- both ends, should take a bow. el, and you already know how well bas are a very good choice for this Not to be outdone or stand in the 66 MOTORCYCLIST/FEBRUARY 1977 The entire headlight cluster, including tach and speedo, Instruments are plain, easy to read, and get the message can be removed as a unit for serious off-roading, and to across.
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