How fast can a 250cc motorcycle go?

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DiKayden
07/30/25 7:24am
250CC motorcycles can theoretically reach speeds above 250KM/h, a conclusion derived from MotoGP's MOTO3 statistics. In track testing, 250CC group motorcycles consistently achieve speeds of 240KM+ in high-speed tests, and can reach at least 250KM+ on long straight roads. These results are obtained using high-precision testing equipment, which is far more accurate than GPS or police speed guns. Additional information: 250CC refers to the cylinder displacement, where CC stands for cubic centimeters. Generally, the larger the displacement of a motorcycle, the greater its power output. The displacement of a motorcycle corresponds to its technical specifications—under naturally aspirated conditions, a larger displacement results in stronger power.
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