Bajaj continues its presence in the Brazilian market and has launched its fourth model in the country: the Dominar 250, which is assembled in Brazil, more precisely in Manaus.
The Indian manufacturer is expanding its range to include smaller displacement variants and is now also offering the 250cc version of the Dominar for Brazilian customers (after the earlier release of the Dominar 400).
The motorcycle will be available in Racing Red and Sparkling Black for a price of BRL 22,500. The 248.77 cc engine produces 27 hp and is equipped with a six-speed gearbox with assisted and slipping clutch.
At the front there is a USD fork with 135mm travel, while the rear Nitrox shock has 110mm travel and is adjustable. Each wheel is equipped with a brake disc (300mm front and 230mm rear) and has a dual-channel ABS.
The wheels have a diameter of 17 inches and are equipped with tubeless tires. The tank has a capacity of 13 liters. The driver sits on a 800 mm high seat and has an LCD screen at his disposal. The front headlight is full LED.
