Hello all, Nilesh from India. Own a cbr 250r over here, done around 17.5k kms and very happy with it. Recently i ran into an issue with regards the chain slider. My first chain slider broke around 7k kms, post that i fixed it using some zip ties. Frankly, those did not last more than a few hundred kilometres, then again i put on another set of zip ties. Repeated it multiple times, untill yesterday when u finally got the chain slider replaced. And it broke again today. It breaks right at the same point near the smaller sprocket, the place where it's supposed to fit in. I don't again want to go thru all the zip tie process again. What can be a long lasting solution to this repeating issue. Is this a design flaw or is there something wrong with my bike.
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Hello everyone from Mumbai, India.
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Proud owner of a CBR250 ABS
I own a CBR 250R Repsol since 2015. I've done several mods with my bike including keyless ignition, and love to handle/alter electronic circuits.
In short, I love to be the pulse guy.>:)
In short, I love to be the pulse guy.>:)
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CBR250R Appreciation
Hi Guys, I started riding on a CBR250R a few years ago and even though I have since purchased a bigger bike I have kept to 250 due to the great enjoyment I get from riding it. Glad to finally be part of a community that appreciates these fun little bikes :)
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Valve guide problem
Hello guys,
My bike have cold starting,and when i visited service center,they said my bike have valve guide problem and it cannot be replaced,or else i have to replace the head assembly,and they said they will try to fix it in lathe.
CAN VALVE GUIDE BE REPLACED? OR SHOULD I DO AS THEY SAY? PLEASE HELP
My bike have cold starting,and when i visited service center,they said my bike have valve guide problem and it cannot be replaced,or else i have to replace the head assembly,and they said they will try to fix it in lathe.
CAN VALVE GUIDE BE REPLACED? OR SHOULD I DO AS THEY SAY? PLEASE HELP
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Legendery CBR 250R fan
I love riding CBR 250R all the time. I am srinivas from Andhra staying in Bangalore. I have completed 24k kms with free long drives. Eagerly looking for some group to have long drives....
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New member
Hey guys, thanks for the welcome. I just picked up a 2013 CBR 250 Repsol from the original owner with just 650 miles. This is my first CBR, and first Honda. I just retired and wanted to get back on a bike. The bike is bone stock. I'm going to change out the stock exhaust with a Yoshimura 77 slip on muffler. The bike rides and handles great. Only problem I'm having is when it's cold it takes 2 or 3 cranks to start. The previous owner said it is the original battery and he kept it on a trickle charger. Probably could use a new battery. Also original tires with plenty of tread left but they are 7 years old.
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Yoshimura 77 muffler...with or without silencer?
Just picked up a yoshimura 77 muffler for my 250 Repsol. Any pros or cons of installing or not installing silencer that it came with. Will leaving it out hurt performance? Thanks.
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Up to 32% Off on Shark Helmets at MOTORCYCLEiD.com. The Offer Stands Til Stock Lasts
There are several reasons why many Honda CBR250 riders prefer helmet by French manufacturer Shark Helmets. First of all, they are safe. Shark Helmets are subjected to many blind safety tests receiving positive reviews from the experts in the field as well as high safety ratings based on the real-life crash analysis. Second, they are comfortable to wear featuring reduced weight thanks to the use of high-quality lightweight but strong materials, such as thermoplastic, fiberglass composite, carbon fiber and so on.
Using the computational fluid dynamics analysis, the companys engineers create new features with better aerodynamics to reduce drag and wind noise at high speed. Each year they create new and tweak and upgrade existing models to keep riders interested. You can choose from a wide variety of helmet types, styles, materials, and features, such as pinlock-ready face shields, Bluetooth communication, integrated sun visors, and so on. Today, you can get one for yourself while saving up to 32% on a purchase.
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Specifications:
Material: Thermoplastic
Bluetooth: Compatible
Face Shield: Yes
Integrated Sun Visor: Yes
Pinlock Ready: Yes
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and ECE Approved
Features:
Integrated LED lights with a rechargeable battery (5 hours of continuous operation, 10 hours while blinking)
Pinlock MaxVision visor a standard feature
Autoseal system
Integrated sun shield
Bamboo treated interior for triple effectiveness: antibacterial, anti-sweating and hypoallergenic
Ready for installation of the SHARKTOOTH® (or other) Wireless Entertainment System
Pinlock insert lens is included
Shark Helmets® - Skwal 2 Blank Full Face Helmet - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Specifications:
Material: Thermoplastic
Bluetooth Compatible
Integrated Sun Visor
Pinlock Ready
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and ECE Approved
Features:
Updated aerodynamic design enhanced spoiler
3 Brighter Green LED lights with Blink/Steady mode
Rechargeable battery: 5 hours of continuous operation, 10 hours while blinking per charge
USB cable included
Pinlock® MaxVision® visor included
Autoseal system
Integrated sun shield
Bamboo treated interior for triple effectiveness: antibacterial, anti-sweating and hypoallergenic
Revised visor mechanism
Shark Helmets® - Race-R Pro Jorge Lorenzo Monster 2017 Full Face Helmet - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Specifications:
Material: Carbon Fiber, Composite
Bluetooth: Compatible
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and ECE Approved
Features:
Carbon/Aramid Fiber for safety and weight
SHARKTOOTH® Ready
Accommodate all types of glasses
Spoiler designed using CFD analysis
Double D chin strap
Magnetic chin strap end
4 Anchor points for the main shield
No distortion variable density Shield with new anti-scratch/anti-fog
Removable and washable anti-bacterial liner
Cheek pads are interchangeable for a custom fit
Neckroll with neoprene sections for elasticity and water resistance
Breath guard with a new attachment system
Chin curtain
Shark Helmets® HE3448DYKKS - Spartan Karken High Visibility Full Face Helmet MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Specifications:
Material: Composite, Fiberglass
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and SHARP Tests
Features:
"SHARK SKIN" peak side fastening: active reduction of whistling noise
Double spoiler with air extractors: optimization of the aerodynamic trail and internal cooling
Pinlock® MaxVision® visor as a standard feature
Pinlock insert lens included
Integrated inner sun visor
Ready for installation of the SHARKTOOTH® (or other) Wireless Entertainment System
Shark Helmets® - Ridill Drift-R Full Face Helmet - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Specifications:
Material: Thermoplastic
Pinlock Ready
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and SHARP Tests
Features:
Lightweight Poly-carbonate shell
Aerodynamic design for soundproofing and stability
Optimized and adjustable ventilation system for cooling and comfort
Integrated inner sun visor
2.2 mm Pinlock® ready ultra flexible and resistant visor
SHARK Easy Fit: Optimal comfort for persons wearing glasses
Removable washable antibacterial interior lining
Click on the image to enter the product page for more information.
Browse the full catalog of Shark products at MOTORCYCLEiD.com, including helmet accessories, such as inserts and liners, cheek pads, replacement sun visors and face shields, Bluetooth communication systems, helmet care products, and other products by clicking the button below:
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me here or call our specialists at 888.903.4344.
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Howdy everyone
Good to be here everyone,
I bought my CBR250RA off a good friends wife. It's an amazing workhorse that I commute 56 miles on every day. It's such an awesome little bike and I'm excited to join the group. Hopefully y'all don't mind me asking some stupid maintenance questions from time to time.
Cheers,
I bought my CBR250RA off a good friends wife. It's an amazing workhorse that I commute 56 miles on every day. It's such an awesome little bike and I'm excited to join the group. Hopefully y'all don't mind me asking some stupid maintenance questions from time to time.
Cheers,
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We are Moving!
Dear Community Members,
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This is just the first stage of the new platform and we look forward to hearing your feedback as we make regular and timely improvements.
Thank you for all your support!
~ Community Support
Over the past year, there have been updates to your community environment that have introduced challenges in usability and performance. We sincerely apologize if you have been negatively impacted. Efforts to improve the technology, user interface, and site performance has revealed weaknesses in the platform and outdated software on the site. Once we started looking at how to address these issues, it became clear that we needed to determine how to fix the underlying problems.
We needed to improve user experience, site speed, and overall performance, all while providing a secure environment for you to interact with your community. For the past few months, we have been actively seeking a resolution to these issues.
We are excited to announce that we are upgrading your site!! We have been working with a design and product development team that has enhanced Xenforo software to provide a modern and much better-performing platform. Our goal is to deliver an experience that better fits the current and growing long term needs of your community.
The new platform is designed for efficiency, stability, and to be user-friendly across all devices, including mobile. More time can be spent engaging, sharing, and contributing to your favorite community no matter where you are!
This is just the first stage of the new platform and we look forward to hearing your feedback as we make regular and timely improvements.
Thank you for all your support!
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FNG Posting up
Hey people, came around looking for info and knowledge on a bike I find myself really digging despite being a sort of hp junkie. My old lady turned me on to it's charm and I'm hooked. Bunch of rides in the stable including a couple of old Brutales, a BMW F800R, a little Duke, and a big ass ZRX.
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Just about finished!!
Hey guys, I’ve been a member here for about 5 years. After being rear ended in a turning lane a few years ago I left the bike in the garage in pieces for a couple of years. During the last riding season I’ve put her back together and did some modifications.
Woodcraft clip ons
Yoshimura Rearset brackets
Yoshimura exhaust bracket
Leo Vince Slip on
Bazaaz Z-Fi
Integrated LED tail light
Flush mount TST turn signals
PSR footpegs
CBR300R rear seat cowl
Racetech fork springs
Motul 20w fork oil
13T front sprocket
Vortex adjustable levers
Planning to replace OEM rear shock with an Ohlins in the next few months
I’ve had A 600RR and a Buell S3 1203cc in my 15 years of riding and I still have not grown bored of the little CBR. It makes me a much better rider. Every trip is an endeavor into smoother and more technically sound riding. I even have buddies I ride with who have ZX-10s who will defend my bike against the typical squid guys... they’ll laugh a bit and my bro’s tell them, “if you go out into some twisty stuff you better be on it cuz he’s gonna leave you”
Woodcraft clip ons
Yoshimura Rearset brackets
Yoshimura exhaust bracket
Leo Vince Slip on
Bazaaz Z-Fi
Integrated LED tail light
Flush mount TST turn signals
PSR footpegs
CBR300R rear seat cowl
Racetech fork springs
Motul 20w fork oil
13T front sprocket
Vortex adjustable levers
Planning to replace OEM rear shock with an Ohlins in the next few months
I’ve had A 600RR and a Buell S3 1203cc in my 15 years of riding and I still have not grown bored of the little CBR. It makes me a much better rider. Every trip is an endeavor into smoother and more technically sound riding. I even have buddies I ride with who have ZX-10s who will defend my bike against the typical squid guys... they’ll laugh a bit and my bro’s tell them, “if you go out into some twisty stuff you better be on it cuz he’s gonna leave you”
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Cbr 150r headlights on cbr 250r
Hi guys
Am new to this forum
And am from india.
Am wondering is it possible to install cbr 150r headlight to cbr 250r.
I have a cbr 250r abs 2011 model.
Because i like the way those pilot light housing.
Am new to this forum
And am from india.
Am wondering is it possible to install cbr 150r headlight to cbr 250r.
I have a cbr 250r abs 2011 model.
Because i like the way those pilot light housing.
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Timing Chain Replacement timeline
Good day team,
I was just wondering when would be the time to replace your timing chain? Or is this a part that should hopefully last the time of your bike?
Service manual doesnt actually say anything about when to check/replace.
Mayne honda was like "the bike will die before the chain needs replacement." Hahahaha
Safe riding all.
Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
I was just wondering when would be the time to replace your timing chain? Or is this a part that should hopefully last the time of your bike?
Service manual doesnt actually say anything about when to check/replace.
Mayne honda was like "the bike will die before the chain needs replacement." Hahahaha
Safe riding all.
Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
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With Heated Gear From Best Brands You can Continue Enjoying the Rides in Winter
If you live in the region with mild winters, you may feel reluctant to park your bike for the off-season, but riding without some kind of heated gear may seem unbearable. When it is cold outside, your hands are first to feel the consequence of the temperature drop. You may start feeling numbness in your fingers because of limited circulation in your limbs. This is the protection mechanism of the human body when the blood is rushed to vital organs in the core to keep them warm as long as possible even if it means sacrificing the extremities. But we dont want that.
You can keep your core warm in any weather with an electrically-heated jacket liner. Pick up heated gloves, socks or insoles, and pants liner to feel fully protected during your winter rides. These pieces of gear and apparel can be portable and draw power from rechargeable batteries. You may need spare batteries for longer rides or simply choose products that could be plugged in directly into the electrical system of your Honda CBR250.
Joe Rocket® - Rocket Burner Men's Leather Gloves - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Features:
Premium Leather outer construction
Stainless core heating system
3 Stage heat setting with up to 4 hours of capacity
Conductive materials at the finger tips and thumb for instant touchscreen access
Waterproof, breathable, windproof HiPora® liner
Lumidex® highly reflective panels on forefingers
Full leather palm
Articulated Full Flex panels over knuckles for mobility
Integrated 100% Polyurethane knuckle armor
High-density padding on fingers
Adjustable cuff closure
Reflective stripes
Shield wiper on the thumb
FirstGear® - 12V Heated Men's Jacket Liner - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Features:
The classic Heated Jacket Liner designed to keep the rider warm.
It comes in men's and women's specific fits.
Form-fitted to be worn close to the body for optimal heat transfer.
Liners built to be temperature neutral to allow wearing when active heating isn't necessary.
Warm & Safe® - Generation WindBlock Men's Heated Pants Liner MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Features:
48W of Heat using New Soft Heat Pure Science Heating Method
Stretch Gelanots in front as a wind stop
Anti-bacterial, Moisture Management Spandex to keep heat against the body
Pocket Designed for to take the Remote Heat-troller
Single or Dual Controller Functionality
Packs into its included zippered pouch
Built to offer excellent functionality and quality
Perfect to enhance your comfort and safety
Gobi Heat® - Tread Heated Socks - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Features:
Long length to keep you toasty
Green, Amber, or Red LED light clearly shows the selected setting for clear, easy-to-understand use
Battery pocket sits above your boots
Machine washable: Gentle cycle
TREAD HEATED SOCKS: Heat right where you need in - at the toes
Thick and cozy while fitting nicely into boots/shoes, ski/snowboard boots
Remotely controlled temperature
3 heat level settings: Low, Medium, and High
Steel-fiber heating elements
BATTERY: 2 Ultra-slim 2400 mAh/7.4 volt Li-Po battery
Battery charge level indicator
Runs for up to 12 hours on a single charge
Compact Micro USB charger included
MATERIALS: 100% Cotton
ActionHeat® - Rechargeable Battery Heated Insoles - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Features:
Heats up to 130F for up to 8+ hours
Easy-to-use wireless remote control with 3 heat settings
An integrated heating system with built-in 3.7V rechargeable batteries
Ultra-thin and lightweight design for maximum comfort
Fits in all types of footwear, shoes, and boots
The highest grade materials and the latest technologies
Fabric: Deodorized breathable fleece-lined soft shell
Estimated Heating Times:
High (III): 130F - 3+ Hours
Medium (II): 110F - 5+ Hours
Low (I): 110F - 8+ Hours
ActionHeat Insole Sizing:
Cut-to-fit adjustable sizing with an easy guide.
S/M: Men's 4-9, Women's 5.5-10
L/XL: Men's 9.5+, Women's 10.5+
These products are just a few samples from our store.
Click on the image to enter the product page for more information.
Press the "shop now" button to browse the full catalog of heated gear at MOTORCYCLEiD.com
If you have any questions, feel free to ask me or call 888.903.4344 (toll free) to speak with one of our specialists.
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Up to 32% Off on Shark Helmets at MOTORCYCLEiD.com. The Offer Stands Til Stock Lasts
There are several reasons why many Honda CBR250 riders prefer helmet by French manufacturer Shark Helmets. First of all, they are safe. Shark Helmets are subjected to many blind safety tests receiving positive reviews from the experts in the field as well as high safety ratings based on the real-life crash analysis. Second, they are comfortable to wear featuring reduced weight thanks to the use of high-quality lightweight but strong materials, such as thermoplastic, fiberglass composite, carbon fiber and so on.
Using the computational fluid dynamics analysis, the companys engineers create new features with better aerodynamics to reduce drag and wind noise at high speed. Each year they create new and tweak and upgrade existing models to keep riders interested. You can choose from a wide variety of helmet types, styles, materials, and features, such as pinlock-ready face shields, Bluetooth communication, integrated sun visors, and so on. Today, you can get one for yourself while saving up to 32% on a purchase.
Shark Helmets® - Skwal Switch Riders Full Face Helmet - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Specifications:
Material: Thermoplastic
Bluetooth: Compatible
Face Shield: Yes
Integrated Sun Visor: Yes
Pinlock Ready: Yes
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and ECE Approved
Features:
Integrated LED lights with a rechargeable battery (5 hours of continuous operation, 10 hours while blinking)
Pinlock MaxVision visor a standard feature
Autoseal system
Integrated sun shield
Bamboo treated interior for triple effectiveness: antibacterial, anti-sweating and hypoallergenic
Ready for installation of the SHARKTOOTH® (or other) Wireless Entertainment System
Pinlock insert lens is included
Shark Helmets® - Skwal 2 Blank Full Face Helmet - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Specifications:
Material: Thermoplastic
Bluetooth Compatible
Integrated Sun Visor
Pinlock Ready
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and ECE Approved
Features:
Updated aerodynamic design enhanced spoiler
3 Brighter Green LED lights with Blink/Steady mode
Rechargeable battery: 5 hours of continuous operation, 10 hours while blinking per charge
USB cable included
Pinlock® MaxVision® visor included
Autoseal system
Integrated sun shield
Bamboo treated interior for triple effectiveness: antibacterial, anti-sweating and hypoallergenic
Revised visor mechanism
Shark Helmets® - Race-R Pro Jorge Lorenzo Monster 2017 Full Face Helmet - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Specifications:
Material: Carbon Fiber, Composite
Bluetooth: Compatible
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and ECE Approved
Features:
Carbon/Aramid Fiber for safety and weight
SHARKTOOTH® Ready
Accommodate all types of glasses
Spoiler designed using CFD analysis
Double D chin strap
Magnetic chin strap end
4 Anchor points for the main shield
No distortion variable density Shield with new anti-scratch/anti-fog
Removable and washable anti-bacterial liner
Cheek pads are interchangeable for a custom fit
Neckroll with neoprene sections for elasticity and water resistance
Breath guard with a new attachment system
Chin curtain
Shark Helmets® HE3448DYKKS - Spartan Karken High Visibility Full Face Helmet MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Specifications:
Material: Composite, Fiberglass
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and SHARP Tests
Features:
"SHARK SKIN" peak side fastening: active reduction of whistling noise
Double spoiler with air extractors: optimization of the aerodynamic trail and internal cooling
Pinlock® MaxVision® visor as a standard feature
Pinlock insert lens included
Integrated inner sun visor
Ready for installation of the SHARKTOOTH® (or other) Wireless Entertainment System
Shark Helmets® - Ridill Drift-R Full Face Helmet - MOTORCYCLEiD.com
Specifications:
Material: Thermoplastic
Pinlock Ready
Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and SHARP Tests
Features:
Lightweight Poly-carbonate shell
Aerodynamic design for soundproofing and stability
Optimized and adjustable ventilation system for cooling and comfort
Integrated inner sun visor
2.2 mm Pinlock® ready ultra flexible and resistant visor
SHARK Easy Fit: Optimal comfort for persons wearing glasses
Removable washable antibacterial interior lining
Click on the image to enter the product page for more information.
Browse the full catalog of Shark products at MOTORCYCLEiD.com, including helmet accessories, such as inserts and liners, cheek pads, replacement sun visors and face shields, Bluetooth communication systems, helmet care products, and other products by clicking the button below:
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me here or call our specialists at 888.903.4344.
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Hi everyone!
Hi everyone!
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Hello all- misaligned rear axle...
Hi! I just got a 2011 cbr250r about a week ago, and the guy who had it didn’t take care of it. I’ve fixed a few things with no issue, but (little did I know) that there’s some things about bikes that are TOTALLY DIFFERENT than cars- which has always been my strong point. The bike was more jerky than I think it should’ve been, so I tightened the chain slack, but when I did I also completely screwed up the alignment notches on the rear wheel, and noticed a few problems after I did it. The chain it tapping on the slider bar, and the brakes are dragging the rear wheel. The rear wheel is crooked now, and it was jammed on the swing arm bc I over torqued it and bent it... I bent it back, and it’s not jammed like it was, but on this bike I can tighten the chain more, but can’t loosen it. The wheel needs to be moved forward. The notches are way off, and I’m trying to get the notches to line up, but this cbr adjustment setup sux! What should I do to scooch the wheel forward when it’s jammed? Beat it with a hammer? Remove the axle nut completely? Will someone tell me how to fix this ******************** thing?
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New to me 2012 CBR250R, hello!
Hey guys! My name is Mike, I'm in West LA and I just picked my CBR250R today! I have 10k miles down on a CRF250L so I'm comfortable with this motor.
It is a 2012 with 2900 miles.
The previous owner had the bike lowered (down 1"), with a lowering link, as well as the front forks.
I put about 50miles on it today and it seems really fun. initially I felt eager to rise it back up to stock level, now I'm thinking I should take it on a canyon run and see how it does. What do you guys think? I'm 5'10" 200lbs. Any pros or cons you can suggest?
Thanks guys! I'm really happy to be here.
It is a 2012 with 2900 miles.
The previous owner had the bike lowered (down 1"), with a lowering link, as well as the front forks.
I put about 50miles on it today and it seems really fun. initially I felt eager to rise it back up to stock level, now I'm thinking I should take it on a canyon run and see how it does. What do you guys think? I'm 5'10" 200lbs. Any pros or cons you can suggest?
Thanks guys! I'm really happy to be here.
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Back on a CBR250R -- For two weeks only.
On the 18th of February I'll be travelling from England to Australia to meet up with our son and have negotiated with my wife a couple of weeks motorcycle touring on my own. She wouldn't take as long away from her business as I am from mine so........
Hiring a bike in Oz was going to cost me at least AU$3000 so I decided to look at what I could buy for that money and found the little beauty in the picture below. Anything I get back on it will be a bonus and I won't have to worry about any damage if things don't go to plan. After having moved on to an R3 a year ago at home I'm really looking forward to getting back on a CBR250R.
I'll have to sell it quickly when I arrive in Sydney in early March to meet up with the rest of the family, probably to a dealer but maybe I can find someone who fancies a bargain.
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Hiring a bike in Oz was going to cost me at least AU$3000 so I decided to look at what I could buy for that money and found the little beauty in the picture below. Anything I get back on it will be a bonus and I won't have to worry about any damage if things don't go to plan. After having moved on to an R3 a year ago at home I'm really looking forward to getting back on a CBR250R.
I'll have to sell it quickly when I arrive in Sydney in early March to meet up with the rest of the family, probably to a dealer but maybe I can find someone who fancies a bargain.
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