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2017 Honda CBR250RR Announced

2017 Honda CBR250RR Announced

Posted on July 27, 2016December 9, 2018 By Jarvis

Honda‘s Indonesian subsidiary Astra Honda announced the newCBR250RR, the production version of the Light Weight Sports Conceptshowcased last year at the Tokyo Motor Show. The double-R is a significant step up from the CBR250R, offering aggressive styling, an all-new Twin-cylinder engine, throttle-by-wire, selectable engine modes and other features usually expected from larger-displacement sportbikes.

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At the moment, the CBR250RR has only been confirmed for Indonesia and Japan; Honda will likely introduce a larger-displacement version for western markets to compete against models like Yamaha‘s YZF-R3 andKTM‘s 390 Duke.

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