Kawasaki Motors Enterprise (Thailand) has showcased
the Kawasaki W250 and the Kawasaki W175 SE at the 2017 Thai Motor Expo. Here
are the live images of the bikes from the show.
The two motorcycle follow a classic design language,
complete with air-cooled engines, round headlamps, spoke wheels, and
pea-shooter style exhaust. While the W250 has generous helping of chrome at the
right places, the W175 SE gets a more subtle look, thanks to the blacked-out
engine, rims, and exhaust.
Powering the W250 is a 250cc single cylinder SOHC
engine with fuel injection and air cooling. The powerplant makes 18 PS of power
at 7,500 rpm, and 18 Nm of torque at 5,500 rpm. The twin-pod analogue
instrument cluster features a digital inset. Coming to the suspension
components, the bike uses telescopic front forks, and twin rear shock
absorbers. For braking, the bike employs disc at the front and drum unit at the
rear. ABS is absent.
The W175 SE employs a 177cc single cylinder engine
with air cooling and carburetion. The power plant makes 13 PS of power at 7,500
rpm, and 13.2 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm. Putting the power down the rear wheel
is a 5-speed transmission. The engine also features an electric starter.
Telescopic front fork with gaiters, and dual rear
shock absorbers hold the cradle frame. The 17-inch spoke wheels are shod with
80-section front and 100-section rear tyres. Brakes include a single 220 mm
front disc, and a 110 mm rear drum.
