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Parr, Danny. Dirt Bikes. Capstone Press, 2002.

Oldar, Andrew. Dirt Rider. “2018 Kawasaki KX250F vs. 2018 Suzuki RM-Z250.” 2018, A                      Bonnier Corporation, 26 October, 2017, Dirt Rider, Dirt Rider.com. 3 December, 2018.

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This essay compared and contrasted the Kawasaki KX250F and the Suzuki RM-Z250. Danny Parr states, “manufacturers built lightweight, sturdy bikes for off-road racing” (5) (dirt bikes). The essay informed people about how different the two dirt bikes can be and how similar they can be. Most of what people think of each dirt bike depends on his or her opinion.

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This second paragraph, it is going to talk about the the very few similarities the Kawasaki KX250F and the Suzuki RM-Z250 dirt bikes. Both of the dirt bikes are four stroke, which makes a big difference than if one was to be two stroke and the other one four stroke. Both of the dirt  bikes have two wheels. Both of the dirt bikes are 250s and not 450s. They are both dirt bikes. They both take regular unleaded gas and not mixed gas. The front and rear tires on both the RM-Z250 and KX250F have tubes in them that you fill with air.

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In this first paragraph, it is going to mention the differences between the KX250F and the RM-Z250. There are lots of differences between the two dirt bikes. Andrew Oldar says the KX250F is lighter to pick up off the ground than the rm-z250 is. Bonnier Corporation says the KX250F is pretty smooth when the person is shifting, but the RM-Z250 is rough when you are shifting it. The Kawasaki KX250F has a smoother top-end then the Suzuki RM-Z250 has. The RM-Z250 has air forks as the suspension and the KX250F has spring forks to replace the air forks. The clutch pull on the RM-Z250 felt very stiff which made the bike more difficult to shift, and on the KX250F, the clutch pull was very smooth and easy to pull in. The RM-Z250 lacks power for a 250, therefore the KX250F has more power than the Suzuki   (www.dirtrider.com).

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There are many similarities and differences between the kx250F and the RM-Z250. Theses dirt bikes are used in competitions (6) (Dirt Bikes.) This essay is going to tell the similarities. This essay is also going to tell the differences. Whether a person likes one bike or another can be mostly based on his or her opinion. It can also mostly be based on facts and statistics the person may know about each one of the dirt bikes. His or her opinion could also rely on what purposes you are using the dirt bike for. In this essay it will explain what each bike has good about it and what is bad.