Honda CBR250R

From the makers of VFR1200F here is the new baby. Honda CBR250R is a 250 cc bike from Honda to challenge world’s best 250cc bike Kawasaki Ninja 250R. New 2011 CBR250R is a 250 cc bike equipped with traditional CBR qualities like performance, dynamic behavior and perfect ease of use. The CBR250R is designed to meet the needs of the most demanding riders. Honda said that the concept behind developing CBR250R was ‘Sport Quarter for One World’.

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Engine and Transmission


The new Honda CBR250R is equipped with 249.4 cc, 4 storke, DOHC, 4valve water cooled engine. With the Bore x stroke size of 76 X 55 mm, CBR250R is able to produce massive power of 26.4 bhp (18.7KW) which peaks @8500 rpm (Electronically controlled) which makes the power to weight ratio at 163bhp/tonne. You don’t need to engine rev hard as the maximum torque of 22.9Nm produced @7000 rpm. As most of the power available at lower rev the bike will fire at traffic points.
The fuel delivery is handled by Honda’s patented PGM-FI (Programmed Fuel Injection system) which ensures smooth and precise fuel delivery result more power with less fuel consumption. The fuel filter of CBR250R is placed outside the fuel tank to facilitate any intervention and reduce maintenance costs.


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The engine mass is kept as low as possible by elimination of unnecessary parts and keeping the moving parts like rod and piston light weight. The friction between engine parts also reduced to significant level which you can feel in engine noise. The Iridium spark plug to squeeze out maximum from every drop of fuel. You don’t need to worry about overheating of engine as liquid cooling system ensures the engine temperature at recommended level.
The Honda CBR250R got six speed gear box with wet multi plate clutch. The short to long gear ratio means you can quickly move into the next gear. The gearbox is designed to exploit the characteristics of the engine at the same time ensuring quicker acceleration and low fuel consumption. The gear shift feel is very smooth and precise.


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In order to reduce pollutant discharges, the CBR250R incorporates the latest technology in exhaust. The catalyst metal tri limit emissions of carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides and hydrocarbons to a minimum. An oxygen sensor placed in the exhaust allows the electronic control unit to further reduce emissions by ensuring the best possible combustion.


Chassis and Suspension


The CBR250R got twin spar steel diamond frame. This steel frame with perimeter configuration ensures optimum stiffness. The perimeter frame means the steering head jointed to the swingarm at shortest possible distance which makes the frame lightweight and rigid. Though, the global trend is towards aluminum perimeter frame, Honda chose steel frame which is stiffer than aluminum. The higher level stiffness of the frame has improved stability and handling qualities of new CBR250R.

The new CBR250R got hydraulic 37mm fork as a front suspension which offers travel of 130mm the rear got Pro-Link Monoshock suspension which offer 104mm travel. Thanks to the combination of the front and rear suspension, the CBR250R is able to deliver excellent ride quality with or without pillion.


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The new CBR250R got special treatment in tire and rim department. The new CBR250r got new tires and rim from its larger CBR series to ensure firm road grip in any condition. The front got rim size of 2.75 x 17 inch with tire size 110/70 x17 the rear got 4 x 17 inch rim size with tire size of 140/70 x 17.

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Price and Availability

Honda CBR250R has big plan for India and Honda also said that they will produce the bike in India. It means that more localize part which will reduce cost dramatically. The Honda CBR250R is expected to launch in April 2011 in India with expected price of below Rs. 1.5 Lakh ex-showroom.

Complete Specifications

Dimensions:
Length: 2030mm

Width: 709mm

Height: 1127mm
Wheelbase: 1369mm
Seat Height: 784mm
Ground Clearance: 148mm
Rake: 25°
Trail: 95 mm
Engine Type: 4 stroke, DOHC 4-valve, water cooled
Displacement: 249.4CC
Bore x Stroke: 76 x 55 mm
Compression ratio: 10.7 : 1
Maximum power: 26. 2 bhp (18.7 kilowatts) @8500 rpm (95/1/EC)
Maximum Torque: 22.9 Nm @7,000 rpm (95/1/EC)
Carburetion: Electronic Fuel Injection PGM-FI
Diameter of the venture: 38MM
Ignition: Transistorized with electronic advance
Transmission: Clutch: Wet multiplate with coil springs
Gearbox: Constant mesh 6-speed return
Final Reduction: Ring Chain
Final Drive: Chain
Training: Mechanical cable
Primary reduction 2.808
Final reduction 2.714
Electricals
Start Electric
Battery 12V/ 6AH
Headlight 55/60 watts
Chassis Frame Type: Double beam type steel tube (Diamond frame)
Kerb Weight: 161 KG/ 165 (C-ABS version)
Fuel Tank: 13 liter
Rim Front 17 M / C × MT 2.75
Rear 17 M / C × MT 4.00
Tire Front 110/70 ×17M / C
Rear 140/70 × 17M / C
Suspension Front telescopic fork, 37 mm, 130 mm travel
Rear Pro-Link Monoshock, 104 mm travel
Brake: Front Hydraulic disc 296 x 4.5 mm with 2-piston caliper and resin pads
Rear hydraulic disc 220 x 5 mm with single piston caliper and resin pads




 
theek thaak aa. better ones out there.. i guess Karizma hi high reving and dont know where is the power band of this one?

:lol2 Karizma da craze khatam ho gya veere hun R1 , ZMR , FZ & bullet da craze hai hor thode time tak ehda v ho jayega bcoz eh NINZA to cheap & best hai :biker
 
ninja ? 250 .. u kidding mate.. get urself a 1000CC or atleast 600 CC

bro India ch tah karizma naal bus ho jandi a....If i have 1000cc i would most probably kill myself on those roads. There are no tracks in India. 1000cc's are for tracks.

250 or at most 600(kawasaki has good riding position) is where i am heading. I might bring it over on a carnet(temporary export permit).
 
ya thats true but ur in india for how long?

can i take my car to india for like 4 weeks?

it costs a bi**tch though....You gotta pay them the duties in advance but they refund most of it when u bring the bike back. Plus the shipping kills.

Starting step - find out which association issues carnets in australia.

In Canada its the automobile association of Canada and they have a online calculator for the whole thing .

Btw if you can prove that you are bringing it for research or non-commercial purposes or displays. i.e get a letter from Yamaha India or a Yamaha agency in India or the people that are organizing the display. You dont even need to give them advance duty. ( but i am not sure about the letter part).

^^If you can do this...You can pretty much bring your car or bike over for free plus shipping.


BUT it HAS to be exported back. You can only extend the carnet for a year.(max)


I am in India for 4 months so for me it might be worth it......4 weeks is too short to be spending that kind of money. Btw its better to bring a bike over...because it costs less.....cars cost a lot and the duty is a lot 2.

Dont try to keep the bike or car there.
 

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Codename 47
ya i know bro.. i was thinking when I have time ill take my skyline there..

THERE is no way you can ask them to Bring a skyline to India via Showroom :p they dont even know abt that. they have new GT-R's
 
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