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A1 Samurai 250
brand
Kawasaki
bike_name
A1 Samurai 250
bike_class
Streetbikes
wiki_url
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kawasaki_A1_Samurai
youtube_link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoNrIlBMDsY
youtube_embed
prod_start
1967
prod_end
1971
engine_size_cc
247
engine_type
Air-cooled parallel 2-cylinder, Two stroke, 2 rotary inlet valves
engine_compression_ratio
6.8:1
max_power
31 hp (23.1 kilowatts)) @ 8000 RPM
ignition
Kick start
transmission
Chain driven 5-speed
fuel_capacity_liters
13.51
wet_weight_kg
154
suspension_front
Inner spring telescopic front fork
suspension_rear
shock absorber and swing arm
brakes_front
180mm expanding drum
brakes_rear
180mm expanding drum
images
bikestat_Kawasaki-A1-Samurai.jpg,bikestat_3585106766_26f5d80f21.jpg,bikestat_9507.jpg,bikestat_samurai4.jpg,bikestat_070609_13161.jpg,bikestat_altjapaner-6.jpg
other_info
The A1 Samurai was a 250 cc (15 cu in) production motorcycle made by Kawasaki. It was a standard or Universal Japanese motorcycle sold in the US and abroad from 1967 through 1971.
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title: A1 Samurai 250
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category: Streetbikes
brand: Kawasaki
bike_name: A1 Samurai 250
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bike_class: Streetbikes
wiki_url: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kawasaki_A1_Samurai
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youtube_link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoNrIlBMDsY
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bike_year:
prod_start: 1967
prod_end: 1971
manafacturer_desc:
engine_size_cc: 247
engine_type: Air-cooled parallel 2-cylinder, Two stroke, 2 rotary inlet valves
bore_x_stroke_mm:
engine_compression_ratio: 6.8:1
fuel_system:
top_speed:
max_power: 31 hp (23.1 kilowatts)) @ 8000 RPM
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cooling_system:
ignition: Kick start
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transmission: Chain driven 5-speed
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fuel_capacity_liters: 13.51
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wet_weight_kg: 154
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suspension_front: Inner spring telescopic front fork
suspension_rear: shock absorber and swing arm
brakes_front: 180mm expanding drum
brakes_rear: 180mm expanding drum
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images: bikestat_Kawasaki-A1-Samurai.jpg,bikestat_3585106766_26f5d80f21.jpg,bikestat_9507.jpg,bikestat_samurai4.jpg,bikestat_070609_13161.jpg,bikestat_altjapaner-6.jpg
other_info: The A1 Samurai was a 250 cc (15 cu in) production motorcycle made by Kawasaki. It was a standard or Universal Japanese motorcycle sold in the US and abroad from 1967 through 1971.
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https://www.google.com.au/books/edition/_/quybcXrFhCIC?hl=en&gbpv=1
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