Same as its series model, 400, it came with a FRP rocket cowl. Parts like its case cover or the head were buff-finished, and the seat had a mesh surface.
The engine was based on the GSX-R250R and was mounted on its steel diamond frame. It was designed to be used on street roads. Its started in a sharp manner.
The engine was based on that of GSX-R250 and it made your riding easy with its 45 horsepower setting. It was finished in a unique light weight tourer style.
It was the cruiser model with a twin engine, which made its debut in April 1981. In October 1982, it newly adopted a belt drive that did not require maintenance.
It was the final model of the LDT series, which became popular during the days of the cruiser model boom. The 250 cruiser series was transferred to the ELIMINATOR series after a while.
The smallest brother model of the Z series had an OHC twin engine on its exclusive frame and a FX type line. Model B for export had a 2in1 exhaust, spoke wheels, and a drum brake.
It adopted a long stroke (49 x 66 mm), and focused on the mid-low speed range torque. The appearance texture of the special version had been upgraded by applying buff finishing to its crankcase.
It was a quarter chopper motorcycle that was equipped with an air-cooled 60 degrees V-twin engine. The standard version came in a single color and a plain seat.