Suzuki T250 Hustler Motorcycle - Street (1969-1977)

The Suzuki T250 Hustler, produced from 1969 to 1977, is an iconic two-stroke parallel-twin motorcycle renowned for its performance and agility. Initially launched as the T250 Hustler (1969-1972), it featured a 247 cc air-cooled engine delivering 32-33 horsepower through a six-speed transmission. Early models like the 1969 T250-I used twin 24 mm Mikuni carburetors and the Posi-Force oiling system. Subsequent T250 iterations (T250 II, T250R, T250J) saw cosmetic updates, revised carburetors (up to 26 mm), and the introduction of Suzuki's CCI automatic oil injection system. From 1973, the T250 was succeeded by the GT250 Hustler (1973-1977) in North America, maintaining the 247 cc two-stroke parallel-twin engine. This new generation introduced significant changes, including a revised double-cradle frame, a front disc brake, and Suzuki's "Ram Air System" for improved cooling. While early GT250 models claimed 31 horsepower, power output gradually decreased due to evolving emissions regulations. An updated engine with a 4-bearing crankshaft and larger carburetors was introduced in 1976 to boost performance. It's important to note that the single-cylinder TS250, though sometimes sharing the "Hustler" name, is a distinct model. FAQ:

Q: This product fits the Suzuki T250 Hustler. Which specific years and editions are compatible?

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