Honda CBR250RR sportsbike recently got the 2019 model year upgrade. The new variant, which is the most powerful quarter liter bike in the world, sees subtle changes over its older counterpart.
In terms of color schemes, it is now offered in Bravery Matt Red and Black Freedom, along with Matt Gunpowder Black Metallic and Racing Red, also seen on the 2018 variant.
It is also fitted with a host of segment first electronic components, an aluminum swingarm, the latest in LED headlight tech aiding better looks along with low light visibility, LED tail light and advanced LCD digital instrument console with Comfort, Sport or Sport+ riding mode indication. Below is the new TVC video.
These updated features make the Honda CBR 250RR a must have for two wheeler enthusiasts, especially for those who are planning on an upgrade. But unfortunately, it is not on sale in India, and is not expected to be launched here in the nearby future. What Honda recently launched in India, is the CB300R.
2019 Honda CBR250RR gets gold finished USD forks, 5 step adjustable monoshock disc brakes at both ends with ABS and 110/70 – 17 front and 140/70-17 rear tyres. It measures 2,060mm in length, 724mm in width and 1,098mm in height with a 1,389mm long wheelbase and ground clearance of 145mm. The standard variant weighs 165 kgs while the ABS variant is at 3 kgs more. The Indonesia spec model also gets a fender eliminator kit, single seat cowl and hand guard along with an aero fin, tank pad and metal radiator protector.
The Honda CBR 250RR is powered by a 250cc, 4 stroke, 8 valve, parallel twin engine offering 36.3 bhp power at 12,500 rpm and 22.5 Nm torque at 10,500 rpm mated to a 6 speed gearbox. It is priced in Indonesia at RP 59,900,000 (Rs 2.94 lakhs).
