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Suzuki TS250

1971-1972 | dual-sport

Provisional0/19 fields

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Visual reference

Side profile

Seat height
820 mm
Wheelbase
1,370 mm
Wet weight
-
Category
dual-sport
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Suzuki

TS250

1971–1972dual-sport246 cc
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Rider

Changing height adjusts inseam proportionally within valid limits.
Inseam cannot exceed your current height.

Rider position

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Posture

Seat position
Feet down

Adjustments

Ergonomics

Modeled band: Comfortable

Geometry verification: Provisional

Data basis: Published specs · estimated rider contacts

Layout basis: Reviewed category template

The category template passed the local layout sweep; this individual bike remains provisional.

All contacts reached

Lowest modeled angle area: Knee.

Physical check: Sit on the exact motorcycle and compare seat, bar, peg, and ground-reach feel before deciding. This model does not predict comfort or control.

Modeled comparison score: 95 / 100
Knee67.4 deg / Sport
Ideal 75 deg to 105 degL 67.4 deg / R 67.4 deg
Hip109.3 deg / Neutral
Ideal 85 deg to 125 degL 109.3 deg / R 109.3 deg
Elbow143.3 deg / Relaxed
Ideal 110 deg to 170 degL 143.3 deg / R 143.3 deg
Torso lean5.3 deg / Neutral
Ideal -5 deg to 25 deg
Seat height
820 mm
Wheelbase
1370 mm
Weight (wet)
—
Ground clearance
240 mm

Data provenance

Where these numbers came from

Every populated geometry field records its source, verification state, and source link when available. These records feed both the simulator and the fit recommendation engine.

Provisional0/19 fieldsMethodology
Geometry status
Provisional
Field records
19
Recorded verified
0/19
Linked sources
19/19
Category-based provisional contact geometry: 13Published manufacturer/manual spec: 62 source labels

Six modeled contact coordinates

6/6 populated · 6/6 records · 0/6 recorded verified · 6/6 linked

Seat, grip, and peg X/Y coordinates drive the posture model. Specification seat height is a separate catalog value.

Seat
X 685 mm · Y 820 mm
2/2 records · 2/2 linked
0/2 recorded verified
Grips
X 986 mm · Y 1,040 mm
2/2 records · 2/2 linked
0/2 recorded verified
Pegs
X 754 mm · Y 395 mm
2/2 records · 2/2 linked
0/2 recorded verified

Check on the bike: At a test-sit, prioritize the seat, grips, and pegs positions; one or more of those modeled coordinates is not recorded as verified.

Bike-level reference: https://www.moto-data.net/suzuki/ts-250-1971-1972

Does the Suzuki TS250 fit you?

The Suzuki TS250 (1971–1972) lists a 820 mm seat height. In this simplified seat-height model, an inseam around 82 cm is a rough ground-reach reference, not a guarantee of flat-footing. Seat width, suspension sag, boots, mobility, load, and individual proportions can materially change foot contact. Enter your measurements above to compare the modeled reach, then confirm it on the motorcycle.

Riding position

The Suzuki TS250's dual-sport category suggests a tall, upright seated position as a modeled starting point. The simulator estimates knee, hip, and elbow angles from the available geometry and your measurements so you can compare the reach to the bars and pegs.

Typical category use

The dual-sport category is commonly associated with on/off-road versatility and lighter trail use, usually with a tall seat. Rider Height does not assess handling, performance, or whether this motorcycle is suitable for a particular rider.

Fit figures are planning estimates from the current geometry and simplified model assumptions. They are not safety, compatibility, or purchase advice; confirm fit on the actual motorcycle.

Other dual-sport motorcycles with the closest seat heights — compare their fit in the simulator.