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Honda Cbr250rr
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Honda Cbr250rr

The Honda Cbr250rr has a top speed of 170 km/h, produces 38 hp and weighs 168 kg. Motoryk rates it 8/10.

A Honda CBR250RR foi originalmente produzida de 1986 a 1996 como uma moto esportiva de 250 cc em linha com quatro cilindradas de alta rotação, lendária no mercado doméstico japonês por sua linha vermelha de 18.000 rpm e desempenho voltado para corridas. A Honda reviveu a placa de identificação CBR250RR em 2017 como uma gêmea paralela moderna voltada para os mercados asiáticos, com estilo ride-by-wire e agressivo para competir com a Kawasaki Ninja 250. A nova geração rapidamente se tornou uma das motos esportivas de 250 cc mais populares no Sudeste Asiático devido às suas características premium, manuseio preciso e confiabilidade da Honda.

38 hp

Poder

23 Nm

Torque

168 kg

Peso

170 km/h

Velocidade máxima

4.5 L/100km or approximately 22 km/L (typical real-world average for 2017+ model)

Combustível

Fairado

Corpo

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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.

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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.

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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.

Gerações e especificações por ano

1990–1999 Gen 1 (MC22)

Motor de quatro cilindros em linha de 45 graus, 45 cv, estrutura de alumínio com longarina dupla, estilo superesportivo agressivo.

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8.7/10

"O quarto de litro que reescreveu o que as bicicletas pequenas poderiam ser."

Aquele quatro cilindros em linha de 249 cc gritando a 15.000 rpm é genuinamente viciante — é o som da obsessão pela engenharia, e a Honda claramente não devia colocar tanta tecnologia em uma motocicleta legal para estudantes. Abaixo de 10.000 rpm, você está basicamente dirigindo um veículo um pouco movimentado, mas ultrapassando 12k e a coisa se transforma em algo urgente e vivo que envergonha bicicletas com o dobro do tamanho em uma estrada sinuosa. O chassi de liga dupla é telepático — ele gira com precisão, mantém sua linha e nunca fica nervoso, embora com 159 kg não seja tão leve quanto as especificações sugerem. Os pontos fracos honestos: essa faixa de potência exige um trabalho constante na caixa de câmbio, as peças estão cada vez mais escassas 25 anos depois e qualquer pessoa com mais de um metro e oitenta se sentirá genuinamente apertada após uma hora.

Prós

+Quatro em linha inebriante acima de 12k rpm
+Sensação nítida do chassi de duas longarinas
+Estilo e pedigree lendários do automobilismo
+Altura de assento acessível de 730 mm
+Qualidade de construção Honda à prova de balas

Contras

A banda de potência exige altas rotações constantes
Peças cada vez mais raras e caras
Apertado para ciclistas com mais de 180 cm
Parece morto abaixo de 10.000 rpm
Melhor para: Pilotos focados na pista que desejam emoções genuínas Ignore se: Você viaja ou viaja regularmente
2017–2021 Gen 2 (MC51)

Lançamento do novo motor duplo de refrigeração líquida, ride-by-wire, garfos Showa SFF-BP e embreagem Assist-Slipper.

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2022–2024 Gen 3 (MC51 refresh)

Carroçaria atualizada, ergonomia aprimorada, ajuste revisado da suspensão, novos esquemas de cores introduzidos.

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Avaliação do comprador usado

8.0/10
Melhor para
Serious learners wanting genuine sporty riding experience

"The best small-bore sportbike available, if you find a clean one."

$4,500-$7,500 used

The CBR250RR is genuinely impressive for what it is — a small-displacement sport bike that actually handles like it means business. That parallel-twin pulls cleanly from low revs and the six-speed gearbox is slick enough to make you forget you're riding a quarter-litre. Honda built this thing properly, not as an afterthought. Used examples vary wildly though. These attract learners and track-day warriors equally, so inspect every one like you're buying a second-hand race bike. Check for dropped fairings, worn footpeg feelers, and fork seals leaking from aggressive use. Chain and sprockets are consumables previous owners ignore. A neglected one will nickel-and-dime you immediately. The ergonomics are genuinely sporty — you're committed to that crouch whether you like it or not. Power feels adequate around town but freeway stints above 100km/h get tiring fast. This is ultimately a learner's sports bike done exceptionally well, not a long-haul companion.

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Contras
Ignore se: You need comfortable daily commuting machine

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Problemas comuns

🔥 2 CRITICAL
⚠️Carburetor clogging from ethanol fuel sitting MODERATE

Cold start behavior, idle quality, throttle response smoothness

Fix cost: $80-$200
🔥Worn cam chain causing rattling at startup SERIOUS

Listen for metallic rattle first 10 seconds after cold start

Fix cost: $300-$600
🔥Stator and rectifier electrical failure SERIOUS

Battery voltage at idle should read 13.5-14.5 volts

Fix cost: $150-$400
⚠️Fork seal leaks from age and hard use MODERATE

Oil residue on fork tubes below triple clamp

Fix cost: $100-$250

Lista de verificação de pré-compra

Cold start it, listen for unusual noises
Check service history, especially valve clearances
Inspect frame for crash damage or welds
Test all electrics including charging voltage

Solid if maintained, fragile when neglected

Full Specifications

Engine Power 38 hp @ 12,500 rpm
Torque 23 Nm @ 11,000 rpm
Top Speed 170 km/h
Weight 168 kg (wet/curb weight)
Fuel Consumption 4.5 L/100km or approximately 22 km/L (typical real-world average for 2017+ model)
Type Supersport
Fairing Full/Partial Fairing

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are common problems with the Honda Cbr250rr? +

Carburetor clogging from ethanol fuel sitting: Cold start behavior, idle quality, throttle response smoothness (moderate) | Worn cam chain causing rattling at startup: Listen for metallic rattle first 10 seconds after cold start (serious) | Stator and rectifier electrical failure: Battery voltage at idle should read 13.5-14.5 volts (serious)

Is the Honda Cbr250rr a good motorcycle? +

The best small-bore sportbike available, if you find a clean one. Rating: 8.0/10. Best for: Serious learners wanting genuine sporty riding experience. Avoid if: You need comfortable daily commuting machine.

What is the horsepower of the Honda Cbr250rr? +

The Honda Cbr250rr produces 38 hp @ 12,500 rpm, with 23 Nm @ 11,000 rpm of torque. Top speed: 170 km/h.

Is the Honda Cbr250rr good for beginners? +

Yes — the Honda Cbr250rr is a reasonable choice for new riders (38 hp is manageable), weighing 168 kg. Serious learners wanting genuine sporty riding experience

Is the Honda Cbr250rr reliable? +

Owners report 2 critical issues to watch for on the Honda Cbr250rr, notably: Worn cam chain causing rattling at startup (Listen for metallic rattle first 10 seconds after cold start). Buy with a pre-purchase inspection.

Is the Honda Cbr250rr good for daily use? +

Serious learners wanting genuine sporty riding experience Fuel: 4.5 L/100km or approximately 22 km/L (typical real-world average for 2017+ model).

How fast is the Honda Cbr250rr? +

The Honda Cbr250rr reaches a top speed of 170 km/h, producing 38 hp at 168 kg curb weight. Real-world performance depends on rider weight, gearing, and road conditions.

What gear should I buy for a Honda Cbr250rr? +

Motoryk has curated a Top 10 gear list specifically for the Honda Cbr250rr, covering engine oil, tires, chain, battery, and brake pads — see motoryk.com/bikes/honda/cbr250rr/top10. Each pick is matched to this bike's spec.