Honda Crm 250. HondaCRM250RBike Seven Seas Motors The inverted front fork had an air valve, and the rear stroke amount was raised. According to the classification, the Honda CRM250 belongs to the soft enduro class - soft suspension, balanced engine settings, low fuel consumption - all this makes the motorcycle ideal for leisurely driving on rough terrain, dirt roads and forests.
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Honda's domestic-model 1997 CRM25O is the new flag ship of `stroker technology, and for the equivalent of $8000 in Japanese yen, it is the dual-pur pose bike to have CRM250 Mkl 1989 - 1990 So this is where it all started, and it's not hard to see why the japanese (and the rest of the 2 wheeled world) fell in love with the bike straight away, with it's good looks straight from the current CR250 of it's day, (although thats where it's similaritys end) superb chassis and suspension put the CRM into a new market and Honda sold loads of them.
Honda CRM 250
The Honda CRM was a range of motorcycles manufactured by Honda from 1990 until 2000 Honda CRM 250R MKI: Year: 1989 - 90: Engine: Two stroke, single cylinder: Capacity: 249 cc / 15.2 cu-in: Bore x Stroke: 66.0 × 72.0 mm: Cooling System: Liquid cooled: Compression Ratio: 6.2:1: Induction: PE31A 32MM Carburetor type: Ignition : CDI : The inverted front fork had an air valve, and the rear stroke amount was raised.
Honda CRM 250 AR Enduro. CRM250 Mkl 1989 - 1990 So this is where it all started, and it's not hard to see why the japanese (and the rest of the 2 wheeled world) fell in love with the bike straight away, with it's good looks straight from the current CR250 of it's day, (although thats where it's similaritys end) superb chassis and suspension put the CRM into a new market and Honda sold loads of them. Recently, we had an opportu nity to spend a day with a CRM.
Review of Honda CRM 250 R CRM250 Rp pictures, live photos. The inverted front fork had an air valve, and the rear stroke amount was raised. The Series was available with 50, 125, 250, 450, and 500cc two-stroke engines, which originated from the CR series.