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2009 Kymco Venox 250 Fuel Injected

Note: This version may be available in 2009 in North America.

High performance V-twin engine, big cruiser looking, lightweight, stable and reasonable price, Venox 250 express a typical and outstanding big cruiser spirit.


The KYMCO Venox 250 has the look of a big cruiser with plenty of visual appeal. Yet it is light in weight, easy handling, and even easier on the pocketbook. KYMCO's proven 250cc V-twin, 8 valve DOHC engine provides the power, a 5-speed gearbox delivers it to the road. The Venox is an impressive bike for any entry- level rider or any seasoned rider looking for a motorcycle that's just a real blast to own. A beautiful finish with plenty of chrome and available accessories rounds out this already complete package.

With the Venox 250, KYMCO has engineered a lightweight motorcycle with a low centre of gravity for a perfectly balanced ride. Chrome accents, sleek lines, aluminium wheels, a slightly stretched fuel tank, and staggered exhaust pipes all add to its uniquely attractive look. The Venox also features a large front disk brake and a solid rear wheel in a silver painted finish available in three rich colours.
Additional Features: Aluminium wheels, dual piston front caliper, low center of gravity, adjustable rear shock, fuel tank mounted analogue gauges, chrome accents, staggered "trumpet" exhaust pipes, single round front headlamp, chrome controls and handlebars, classic colours, low seat height, side ignition, folding passenger pegs.




2009/2010 Kymco Venox 250 EOS - Canada Specifications
MSRP: $3,895.00 / $4,895.00 CDN
MSRP: USA - See dealer


Engine Type
Liquid cooled, V-Twin, 4 stroke


Displacement
249.4 cc


Bore & stroke
58x47.2 mm


Clutch Type
Wet Multi Disk


Compression ratio
11:1


Valve train
D.O.H.C., chain drive


Fuel Delivery
Dual Keihin Carburetor


Ignition
CDI


Transmission
5 Speed Manual


Spark plug
CR8E


Emission
CEPA Environmental Registered


Fuel capacity
14 litres


Tires
120/80-17 front; 150/80-15 rear


Front Suspension
Telescopic Forks


Rear Suspension
Dual Adjustable Shocks


Front Brakes
Drilled Disk / Dual Piston Caliper


Rear Brakes
Drum


Instrument cluster
Analog


Mirrors
2


Stands
Side Stand


Complete Size (L x W x H)
2325 x 850 x 1100 mm


Seat Height
725 mm


Dry weight
190 kg


Warranty
Two year limited warranty

A blast from the past!

I've been wanting to put up the Venox 250 for some time now, but always forget as some other new model makes it way onto the wall. Well, this week is the week!

Sadly, 2010 was the last year for the Venox from KYMCO as KYMCO dropped their motorcycle lineup in favor of scooters only.

Mike

I have not seen this 250 before and I like it. Looks great, dohc and liquid cooled. Decent price. I gave it a cool.

Well at least it's not Chinese...

Taiwan > China

Oddly proportioned, chintzy details, and generally uncool looking. Ergo, uncool.

Grey Thumper wrote:Oddly proportioned, chintzy details, and generally uncool looking. Ergo, uncool.

Yep, chintzy being the key word.

I didn't want to influence the vote or anyone's option, but we (TMW) did a review on this model here: http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/reviews/ ... ruiser.htm

Enjoy.

BTW - After riding the Venox, I gave it an awesome.

Mike

2009 Kymco Venox 250 FI - Coolness Factor = 44.4%
Featured: September 12th, 2014 - September 19th, 2014
Most popular vote category: Fail


Motorcycle Cool Wall discussion: viewtopic.php?f=61&t=49972
Total Motorcycle model page: http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/2 ... jected.htm

Your Coolness Factor of the 2009 Kymco Venox 250 FI is:

Awesome (3 points) 18% [ 6 ]
Cool (2 points) 30% [ 10 ]
Uncool (1 point) 18% [ 6 ]
Fail (0 point) 33% [ 11 ]

Total votes : 33

= a Coolwall Factor of 44.4%

NOTES: Our readers held back no punches and were honest about how they felt about the Venox. "Oddly proportioned, chintzy details, and generally uncool looking." Other readers thought "I have not seen this 250 before and I like it. Looks great, dohc and liquid cooled. Decent price"... You can also read the TWM review of the Venox 250 back in the day here: http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/reviews/ ... ruiser.htm ... overall, 44.4% isn't so bad for a 5 year old bike from Taiwan though.

Next 2014 TMW Cool Wall bike is now up for voting on, have fun!

On an interesting note, the Venox 250 FI ties with the 2014 Honda NM4 Vultus at 44.4% Cool.