Is the Kawasaki 250 a Single-Cylinder or Twin-Cylinder?

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The Kawasaki 250 comes in both single-cylinder and twin-cylinder versions. Here is some relevant information about the Kawasaki: 1. Appearance: The design adopts a bionic style, featuring a flat headlight and a sharp overall look, resembling a viper constantly observing the ground. The contour lines of the entire vehicle are very clear, giving it a very sharp appearance. The front suspension uses SHOWA forks, with one side adjusting damping and the other adjusting preload, which looks very stylish. This setup is also widely used in vehicles of the same class, providing excellent ground contact during cornering, making it easier to handle straight bends and continuous curves. 2. Power: It uses a steel tube frame, which not only reduces the weight of the vehicle itself but also ensures the engine is more stably mounted in the frame, allowing the engine to better output power and showcase its performance level. The engine is typically a water-cooled inline four-cylinder, four-stroke, with four valves per cylinder. The maximum torque is 109 N·m, the maximum power is 101 kW, and the maximum horsepower is 142 PS at 10,000 rpm.