Honda Cbr250rr
The Honda CBR250RR was originally produced from 1986 to 1996 as a high-revving 250cc inline-four sportbike, legendary in the Japanese domestic market for its 18,000 rpm redline and race-bred performance. Honda revived the CBR250RR nameplate in 2017 as a modern parallel-twin aimed at Asian markets, featuring ride-by-wire and aggressive styling to compete with the Kawasaki Ninja 250. The new generation quickly became one of the most popular 250cc sportbikes in Southeast Asia due to its premium features, sharp handling, and Honda reliability.
38 hp
Power
23 Nm
Torque
168 kg
Weight
170 km/h
Top Speed
4.5 L/100km or approximately 22 km/L (typical real-world average for 2017+ model)
Fuel
Faired
Body
What Buyers Should Know
High-Revving Engine
The CBR250RR's inline-4 engine revs to an impressive 19,000 RPM, delivering a thrilling riding experience rare in the 250cc class. This complexity means valve clearance checks are critical maintenance — budget for them every 16,000 km.
Strong Resale Value
Due to its popularity as a learner and track bike, the CBR250RR holds resale value exceptionally well compared to competitors. Low-mileage examples in good condition rarely depreciate significantly, making it a smart buy.
Watch for Worn Carbs
Older models with carburetors are prone to clogged jets and fuel delivery issues if left sitting unused. Always inspect for rough idling or hesitation on throttle, as a full carb clean or rebuild may be needed.
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