Ninjas ready to slice up the rivals, revealed one smaller sibling called 250SL single cylinder at EICMA this year. Coming to its esthetics, the bike is toned down on the size, and also weight comparatively more than the Ninja 300.
Based on trellis frame, it sends power to rear wheel worth 26 horses. Disc brakes at both the ends make it a lucrative deal. Clip-on handlebars and three colour options available available will suit just fine when it will be launched in Asian market by early 2015.
Apparently, India may bite into some more months at least to pit a bump against the surging numbers of KTM RC200 and its likes.
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