Color Change Announced | Honda CB250R Complies with Emission Regulations and Improves Convenience

Honda's popular 250cc naked motorbike, the CB250R, has undergone minor changes and will go on release this Thursday, July 21.
The following four major changes are the result of this minor remodeling. The manufacturer's suggested retail price is 4200 USD (including tax).

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Major Changes

1. Compliant with 2020 emission regulations
2. Adopted Showa SFF-BP inverted front forks
3. Assist and slipper clutch that contributes to comfort
4. Gear position indicator for added convenience

The CB250R's inverted front fork now features a new SFF-BP (Separate Function Front Fork Big Piston) that provides excellent road-following performance. The new assist and slipper clutch reduces clutch operating load and prevents the rear wheel from hopping due to engine braking when downshifting. This contributes to rider comforts, such as reduced rider fatigue and ease of handling. In addition, the addition of a gear position indicator function that displays the current gear position in the meter further enhances convenience.

New matte gunpowder black metallic color has been added to the three-color lineup.

1. (NEW) Matte Gunpowder Black Metallic

2. Matte Pearl Agile Blue

3. Candy Chromosphere Red

The new coloring is the fierce "Matte Gunpowder Black Metallic". The chic "Matte Pearl Agile Blue" and the vivid "Candy Chromosphere Red" are available in a total of 3 colors.
The "Matte Gunpowder Black Metallic" model highlights the fierce look of the front fork outer, front and rear wheels, radiator shrouds, headlight rims, and other body parts in black and gray coloring. The "Matte Pearl Agile Blue" and "Candy Chromosphere Red" models feature front fenders in the same color as the main body color, bronze front forks, and brown front and rear wheels.

Honda CB250R Main Specifications

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