Honda CBR250RR

The 2023 Honda CBR250RR has recently been launched in the Indonesian market. This sportbike has received updates, not only in terms of design and appearance but also in its engine. The modifications include changes to the cylinder head, resulting in a higher compression ratio. As a result of these changes, the bike now delivers improved power figures of 42 hp at 13,000 rpm and 25 Nm of torque at 11,000 rpm. These figures represent a significant increase compared to the previous ratings of 40 hp and 25 Nm of torque.

Honda CBR250RR Prices

The Honda CBR250RR is a 2-seater sports bike. It’s available in a single model in Malaysia. The bike commands a price of RM 25,999, excluding road tax, insurance, and registration. 

Honda CBR250RR Features

The Honda CBR250RR has a diamond-type body frame with dual-stepped seats. Other features include adjustable headlights, rear lights, and an engine check warning. The bike comes with Road and Race riding modes and ride-by-wire technology. The CBR250RR has a fully digital LCD instrument cluster. The bike runs on 17-inch radial wheels.

Honda CBR250RR Engine

Honda has retained the 2021 powertrain of the CBR250RR for the 2022 model. The bike is hauled by a 2-cylinder, 250cc engine which produces 41 Nm maximum power at 13,000 rpm and 25 Nm peak torque at 11,000 rpm. The engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox with assist and slipper clutch.

Honda CBR250RR Safety

The Honda CBR250RR has hydraulic discs for braking, with two-channel antilock braking as standard. The motorcycle is mounted on non-adjustable upside-down forks in the front, while the rear is equipped with a five-step preload adjustable monoshock. Other safety features include engine check warnings, pass switch, and side reflectors.

Honda CBR250RR Rivals

The Honda CBR250RR has a number of competitors in its segment. These include the KTM RC200, Yamaha YZF-R2F, and the Kawasaki Ninja 250. The Honda CBR250RR also faces in-house competition from the CB250R and the CBR500R.