Kawasaki Ninja 250 has become the leader of entry-level sportbike class since he arrived on the coast of America in 1986, largely due to lack of competition.
But this all will change for 2011, as Honda CBR250R released in the United States. The lightweight sportbike will bring an exciting style of the brothers who are older at entry-level sportbike riders, all at an affordable price (the price will be announced in November).
Bill Savino (Honda powersports Press Manager) said: "This is really an amazing machine that we add to the list of Honda models for 2011.
New 2011 Honda CBR250R is specifically aimed at new riders, but it is packed full of high-tech features and offers great performance, all in one package, lightweight, affordable. The new model expands the other segments of the market for buyers of Honda. "
Honda CBR250 R features an efficient 249cc, liquid-cooled single-engine featuring all-new design with advanced head-valve DOHC four-cylinder, counterbalancer engine, and fuel injection.
In regard to handling, the Honda CBR250R lighweight frame features twin diamond-steel-pole plus 37mm front fork and Pro-Link single-shock rear suspension, which provides impressive handling and a comfortable journey.
