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kingkang204 · August 19th, 2011, 11:04 AM

Ninja 250R - MSRP $4,449 Carbureted
Cbr 250R - MSRP $3,999 Fuel Injected

Although the preference of Carbureted vs FI changes from person to person, I believe that for first time riders (like a good amount of 250 riders are, myself included) FI will be more user friendly. Most first time riders wont know how to tune/modify carburetors (myself included) which FI would not need as much tuning per climate / altitude conditions.

To be completely honest, If I had even heard rumors of a FI 250(by any reputable company) a year ago when I got my ninja I would of waited and bought that instead. Like others said, is there anything that justifies the upped price other than some new graphics scheme's.

August 19th, 2011, 11:04 AM	#64
kingkang204 ninjette.org guru Name: Matthew Location: Washington Join Date: Aug 2010 Motorcycle(s): Bike-less, Can I ride yours? Posts: 318	Ninja 250R - MSRP $4,449 Carbureted Cbr 250R - MSRP $3,999 Fuel Injected Although the preference of Carbureted vs FI changes from person to person, I believe that for first time riders (like a good amount of 250 riders are, myself included) FI will be more user friendly. Most first time riders wont know how to tune/modify carburetors (myself included) which FI would not need as much tuning per climate / altitude conditions. To be completely honest, If I had even heard rumors of a FI 250(by any reputable company) a year ago when I got my ninja I would of waited and bought that instead. Like others said, is there anything that justifies the upped price other than some new graphics scheme's.