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If your tire pressures are correct and the tires are in good shape you can safely lean a Ninja 250 over until the peg feelers start to scrape. It's not a good idea to go much further than that, as the centerstand will drag at really high lean angles, and can lever the rear tire right off of the ground; introducing the words "low side" and "road rash" into your vocabulary (avoid this). | If your tire pressures are correct and the tires are in good shape you can safely lean a Ninja 250 over until the peg feelers start to scrape. It's not a good idea to go much further than that, as the centerstand will drag at really high lean angles, and can lever the rear tire right off of the ground; introducing the words "low side" and "road rash" into your vocabulary (avoid this). | ||