Honda CBR250RR

The Honda CBR250RR has received a mild, cosmetic update for 2018. The 2018 Honda CBR250RR comes with two new colour options in the Indonesian market. The new colour options on the 2018 CBR250RR are called Black Freedom and Bravery Mat Red.  These two latest choices join the existing color options, Mat Gunpowder Black Metallic and Honda Racing Red. Speaking about the new 2018 Honda CBR250RR, Marketing Director of AHM Thomas Wijaya said that the latest variant of the CBR250RR is marketed at a more Read More...

While we're yet to hear about any further details about the Honda CBR250R for the Indian market, fellow riders in Indonesia are enjoying the more advance and powerful CBR250RR. In latest updates, they're soon going to be able to purchase a special edition variant of the quarter-litre motorcycle. Sharing the stage with the new Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade and the RC213V-S at the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) 2017 was the 2017 CBR250RR Special Edition "The Art of Kabuki" at the ongoing Read More...

While we may never get a chance to take the Honda CBR250RR out for a spin in India, the folks at Otomotifnet managed to extract the straight line performance of the new, twin-cylinder quarter-litre from the Japanese manufacturer. The guys managed to clock a top speed of 179 kph (speedometer indicated). The satellite-based calculations indicated a top speed of 167.4 kph. Don't Miss - Honda CBR250RR goes topless in the latest render According to the website the CBR250RR clocks: First Gear : 66 kph Read More...

Honda fanboys had a reason to rejoice in July earlier this year when the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer revealed the CBR250RR. Now, five months after the global reveal, there are talks that the Company might be contemplating a naked street fighter of the CBR250RR. Let us make it clear though that Honda Motorcycles have not confirmed any details regarding such a development. A render shared by motorcycle blog Motoblast gives us an idea of what the naked version of the CBR250RR could Read More...

Honda unveiled its new quarter-litre, the CBR250RR, back in July 2016. Back then, Honda revealed various details about the motorcycle but remained tight lipped about the performance numbers. While there is still no official statement on that front, motoring Morebikes have got its hands on certain documents which reveal the performance number of the upcoming quarter-litre. Don't Miss - All-new Honda CBR250RR revealed : Details, Images and Walk Around Video According to the documents, the 249.7cc 4-stroke parallel-twin liquid cooled engine Read More...

Japanese manufacturer Honda had displayed the eclectic new CBR250RR concept at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. The model dropped jaws when it was revealed in its production form during a bloggers meet held last month, and has now made its way to the ongoing 2016 Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS). Also read: Customised Honda CBR250RR shares the stage with the standard model, sweeps us off our feet Powering the motorcycle is a 249.7 cc four stroke four valve straight-twin DOHC motor Read More...

We hate to break it to you but, according to a report, Honda 2 Wheelers India will not bring the new CBR250RR in the country, at least in the foreseeable future. Speaking to a publication, Yadvinder Guleria, Senior Vice President, HMSI, said that the CBR250RR and the CBR300R would not be launched in the country, but instead, the company would be launching other new products. Also read: Customised Honda CBR250RR shares the stage with the standard model, sweeps us off our Read More...

After creating quite some buzz in its concept form, the production spec Honda CBR250RR finally broke cover on July 25, 2016. The CBR250RR is not a replacement to the CBR250R and we'd probably never get this motorcycle in the Indian market. But the new CBR250RR is so appealing that we just can't seem to get enough of it. While we may not meet the CBR250RR in the real world anytime soon, we got a chance to admire the motorcycle in the virtual world. Read More...

You have already read about the new CBR250RR and heard the motorcycle's exhaust sound. We may have to wait for some time, if not forever, to get our hands on the motorcycle so instead we got you the first impressions of the motorcycle from the folks who rode the motorcycle in Indonesian, OTOMOTIF TV. Unfortunately, the video is in the local language and we could not understand a single word despite using YouTube's tools. That being said, you can get a fair idea Read More...