2018 CFMoto 250NK
The fourth NK naked to hit the Aussie market, nicely positioned between the 150 and 400cc modelsCFMoto Australia has added the 250NK to its family of naked bikes, with the new quarter-litre machine retailing for $3990 ride away.
If you purchase the 250NK between May 1, 2018 and July 31, 2018, you will also receive a CFMoto riding jacket and helmet thrown in for free.
The 250NK shares the same platform as its smaller 150NK sibling, which includes the steel tubular frame, upside-down forks and monoshock.
“The 250NK is a model we have been waiting for to fill the gap between our 150NK and 400NK,” said CFMoto Director Michael Poynton.
“The model offers a great mix between the two by being lighter than the 400NK for easier handling and more horsepower from the 150NK, giving the rider a lively and fun riding experience.”
The DOHC, 250cc single-cylinder engine is good for a claimed 26.1hp (19.5kW) and 22Nm, and has a dry weight of 151kg. There are two power modes.
Staying true to the ‘NK' character, CFMoto has again collaborated with Kiska Design to produce the angular 250NK profile. Compared to its NK siblings, the 250NK has a newly designed LED headlight, new fuel tank design, and a new tailpiece with integrated intakes.
The 250NK has Spanish J.Juan brakes, which are also used on the 650NK.
There is only one colour for the 250NK: black. The model’s backed by a two year unlimited-kilometre factory warranty.
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