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Finally a new CBR250, not the same spirit as the old model RR (its a single cylinder) but a welcome addition to the model line up. Wont be released in Australia until next year but i have had the chance to have a sit on one and its comfortable and a good size for average sized people. From what I hear its got good torque and will cruise on the freeway no problem.
Check it out
http://world.honda.com/news/2010/2101027CBR250R/?r=m
http://world.honda.com/news/2010/210...50R/photo/?r=m
back looks good but i dont like the front of it
I like the back as ninzee said I think they are trying to copy that 'ants head' series of bike or whatever it was called, although it doesn't look half bad in black, it kind of covers its weird angles.
Is there a price set yet?
it will prob be around the 7-8k mark .. i doubt it will be price like the RS125 at 10k+Quote:
Originally Posted by Wez_R
its shame its single R, with the same riding upright like the kawa Z250R. nice brakes tho !
If anyone is in Melbourne and wants to see it, it will be at the Melbourne motorcycle expo starting the 26th of November.
if thts the case...should bring down the prices of all those stupidly inflated prices of the older cbr250rr...Quote:
Originally Posted by jdm_kid
btw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIgEBZlzKWc
TRUE i hope so cos i bought my cbr250rr for 4.3k and sold for 2.5k =( lol
Intro price for the first shipment is $5995 ride away
like the back too but not the front for sure :)
ugliest thing ive seen
Intro prices are:
$5990 for non-ABS
$6490 for ABS
Not sure when it ends but it will go up $500 when it does. What does everyone think of the bike? I'm getting my bike license at the end of the month. Was going for the old CBR250R but considering this since its newer (no where near as powerful though) and fuel injected (reason why I didn't want the ninja 250).
Price: $5490 ($5990 with ABS) – manufacturer's price before dealer and statutory costsQuote:
Originally Posted by androo
The standard model's pricing has been set at $5490 (plus on-road costs), while the ABS-equipped version goes for $500 more. The model's release has sparked an all-out price war in the Australian entry-level motorcycle market, with Kawasaki quick to slash $1500 from the price of its top-selling Kawasaki Ninja 250R (now $5999 plus on-road costs), and Daelim knocking $500 off its VJF250 (now $4500 plus on-road costs).
http://www.bikepoint.com.au/news/2011/-24628
http://www.bikepoint.com.au/news/201...heats-up-24357
Sorry my prices were quoted with onroads, etc.
man the face of the bike looks.. sh$t hard ..
I thought it was one of those "after awhile u grow to like it" After so many months.. sorry but I still don't like it