By introducing three new dual-tone colours, Bajaj has given its baby Dominar 250 a new appearance. The most appealing aspect of the new colours? You are not required to pay any additional fees. True, it costs Rs 1,54,176 , the same as the other basic colours. The price of the Dominar 250 was reduced by almost Rs 16,000 to make it a more appealing package, particularly in comparison to the Suzuki Gixxer 250. Visit this page to see the new colours. (1) Bajaj Dominar 250 Engine The KTM 250 Duke-derived engine has been modified to generate 27PS at 8500rpm and 23.5Nm at 6500rpm. The engine is coupled to a 6-speed gearbox with a slipper clutch. The volume of the fuel tank stays constant at 13 litres. The 37mm USD fork on the quarter-litre Dominar is smaller than the 43mm unit on its larger sister. The same rear monoshock remains. It employs a smaller 300mm front disc and the same 230mm rear disc. Currently, the swingarm is a box-section unit. The tyres are also somewhat narrower than those of the Dominar 400, with front 100-section and rear 130-section radials. (1) Bajaj Dominar 250 Design The Dominar 250 may feature the same bodywork and similar features as the Dominar 400, but it gets a couple of dual-tone shade as well as a red colour option to differentiate itself from its elder sibling. Other noticeable differences include skinners 37mm forks, a slimmer rear bias-ply tyre, box-section swingarm, and a smaller 300mm rotor at the front. (2) Bajaj Dominar 250 Features The Dominar 250 is featured with all-around LED lighting, a twin-barrel exhaust, a perimeter frame, and bungee straps behind the seat. However, Bajaj has taken a few shortcuts. For example, the 250 has a tank-mounted console with indicator lights from the previous generation Dominar. Consequently, it lacks additional amenities such as an immediate fuel economy display and a gear position indication. To save expenses, the 400cc's two-tone alloy wheels have been replaced with matte black wheels with a plain finish.