Kramit 250 Enduro - Specifications & Review

Company History

Kramit emerged from Italy’s vibrant off-road scene with compact, lively two-strokes aimed at regional enduro and motocross. The focus was rider feel over spec-sheet drama: crisp carburation, light, rigid frames, and suspension valved for rocky Mediterranean terrain. Limited production kept development close to riders—gearing, jetting, and ergonomics evolved in step with feedback from club paddocks. As emissions standards tightened and four-strokes became dominant, Kramit’s niche narrowed, but the bikes retained a following for their simplicity and character. Owners praise them for tractable torque, easy top-end service, and chassis balance that turns technical single-track into flow rather than fatigue. Historically, Kramit stands as one of the many artisanal Italian marques that kept grass-roots enduro healthy by offering credible alternatives to the big factories—machines born in the paddock, built for the mountains, and remembered for how light and willing they felt between trees.