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What are the common issues with the DL250 motorcycle?

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MacMax

07/24/25 3:01am

The common issue with the DL250 motorcycle is that the shock absorber rubber comes into contact with the chain, leading to increased noise after a period of wear. Design: The DL250 motorcycle features a bird-beak-style front end and round halogen headlights, incorporating some retro design elements. The halogen headlights offer better penetration due to their color temperature. Highlights: The rear of the DL250 motorcycle is equipped with LED light clusters, providing sufficient brightness. The small transparent windshield aligns more with the adventure bike style, though it offers less wind protection compared to larger windshields. Both the front and rear wheels are 17-inch street sport types, fitted with standard, durable road tires designed for practicality.

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SimonMarie

08/10/25 10:34pm

I've been riding the DL250 motorcycle for several years and have noticed a few common minor issues that are quite annoying. The clutch tends to slip after frequent use, affecting acceleration response, especially noticeable during city traffic with frequent gear shifts. The engine vibration is quite strong, causing arm numbness on long rides, which might be an inherent design flaw. The chain wears out quickly, needing replacement every 5,000 kilometers on average; otherwise, it becomes noisy and affects stability. Electronic systems like the starter button or dashboard occasionally malfunction, more commonly on rainy days. It's recommended to regularly check chain tension and lubrication, as well as keep the cooling system clean. While these issues aren't fatal, they do affect daily riding experience, and preventive maintenance can save a lot of hassle.

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