Why the Suzuki V-Strom 250 is Perfect for City and Highway Rides | Test Ride

Welcome back to my channel! Today, I'm excited to share my test ride experience with the stunning Suzuki V-Strom 250. This adventure bike boasts an impressive design, smooth engine, and top-notch comfort.
In this video, I'll take you through the bike's standout features, including its lightweight feel, well-placed foot pegs, and smooth gear shifting. The 12-liter fuel tank and additional accessories like a mobile mount and crash guard make it perfect for both city commutes and highway adventures.
You'll see how the soft suspension setup ensures a comfortable ride over bumps and how the excellent braking performance adds to a confident riding experience. I'll also share my thoughts on why this bike is a fantastic option for both solo riders and those with a pillion.
Join me as I explore the Suzuki V-Strom 250 and discover why it stands out in the adventure bike category. Don't forget to let me know your thoughts in the comments and subscribe for more test ride reviews!
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I ride a KTM Duke 200 BS6 which I bought in Oct 2021
Following are the gears I use on my ride:
Vega Bolt SuperHero helmet
Rynox Vapour Pro Performance Balaclava
Rynox Stealth Air Pro Riding Jacket
Rynox Storm Evo Riding Pants
Rynox Vapour Pro base layers
Rynox Gravel Dualsport Gloves
Falco Avantour 2 Full Length riding boots
Decathlon Poncho (rainwear)
Zeel rain pants
Vlogging Setup:
GoPro Hero 7 Black
Ulanzi Camera Cage Mount
Ambrane Power Bank 20000 mAh
GoPro Hero 10 Black
GoPro Gooseneck Mount
GoPro Suction Cup Mount
Ulanzi Super Clamp Camera Mount
Motowolf Bike Mount
JBL Lavalier Mic with Deadcat
Selfie Stick
iPhone 12 mini
Boya wireless mic for iPhone
Boya Dual Channel wireless mic

[@Noyoudontknowmefornow]

I enjoyed your video. I am 18 years old and 173 cm tall, and I would like to know if the bike would be suitable for someone of my height. Additionally, I'm interested in knowing if it is a spacious bike, as I've heard that it is quite large. Thank you.

[@thewanderlustride]

Thank you! At your height, you will easily be able to sit on the bike and should be reasonably flatfooted on both feet. The bike is big and comfortable but not overly heavy. Should prove to be very comfortable for long highway rides for both rider and pillion.

[@Noyoudontknowmefornow]

@@thewanderlustride thank you

[@sudiptakayal9182]

which crash guard is that?

[@thewanderlustride]

it’s from Royal Customs Blr

[@abhikachieverofdailygoals1621]

Dominor 250 or this which will you suggest??

[@thewanderlustride]

i haven’t tested the Dominar 250. However that bike engine is based somewhat on the KTM 250 engine. So if you are looking for that kind of mid range punch, then the Dominar would be a good choice. I found the Suzuki V-Strom to be comfort oriented with an easy going engine. It will also do the job and can easily cruise at 100 kmph but it doesn’t have the fun factor which the Dominar 250 probably has.

[@abhikachieverofdailygoals1621]

@@thewanderlustride Sir how is the suspension set up ?? People say it is stiff ..

[@thewanderlustride]

@@abhikachieverofdailygoals1621 I ride a KTM. So as compared I found the V-Strom suspension soft and very comfortable. I don't really believe this is made as an adventure bike. It will be a great highway tourer.

[@abhikachieverofdailygoals1621]

@@thewanderlustride Great 😃 only cons of this machine as discussed by people. How would you rate the suspension against Enfield ( if we assume classic suspension is 8, Himalayan is 10).. because I m having pain in lower body.. I m going too specific..

[@thewanderlustride]

@@abhikachieverofdailygoals1621 I haven't tried the new Classic. I have tested the new Himalayan briefly and I felt that the VStrom suspension was on the softer side as compared.

[@suhasms5013]

Is it Red or orange

[@thewanderlustride]

Oh it's definitely orange 🙂