What does the F1 display on the Suzuki GW250 indicate?

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DelDelaney
07/29/25 6:25pm
FI is the indicator light for fuel-injected motorcycles. When the key is first turned on, the fuel injection system performs a self-check, and the FI indicator light will illuminate and then turn off. If this indicator light does not turn off or starts flashing, the flashing frequency represents a specific fault code. By reading the fault code through after-sales service, the issue can be identified. Below is an introduction to the Suzuki GSX250: Configuration: The Haojue Suzuki GSX250 is equipped with a parallel twin-cylinder water-cooled engine with a displacement of 248CC, two valves per cylinder, a maximum power of 18.4KW at 8000 RPM, a maximum torque of 23.4NM, and a fuel tank capacity of 15L, meeting emission standards. Appearance: The overall design continues the heritage of a supercar, with smooth and flowing lines. The full and rounded curves of the vehicle outline a uniquely charming and stylish appearance.
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