2012 Honda CBR250 super fast test ride review
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![HONDA CBR250R [обзор]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Tw7I2_42QUo/mqdefault.jpg)
Not just for beginners. In the hands of an expert, a bike like this can be endless fun on the backroad twisties; in a way that bigger more powerful bikes simply are not.
Tip #23: have several drinks before riding to calm the nerves.
I've had my cbr250r for 3 years now, lots of fun, 65-100 mpg. Ive put 24k+ miles on mine now. Ive taken 300+mile trips on it. I've put a toolbox on the back, replaced the 14T front sprocket with a 15T sprocket on it to reduce the rpms(it just makes me feel better on the freeway, but I never come close to redlining it). Whenever I think of upgrading ( like to a cb500x) I keep thinking about the incredible MPG's it gets. Its like a sport,fun,utility bike for me..... IDK, I keep asking myself; whenever I think of upgrading, is it me or somebody else who wants me to upgrade.???
It's peer pressure making you want to upgrade. I love mine. There's moments where I get mad that the bike doesn't go above 80-82, but it's quick enough 0-65 mph that I don't even care. Biggest longevity thing with these are all the poorly thought out body panels I think. For a starter bike it's incredibly unfriendly to being dropped, the silver front cowl wings are essential to the design but are incredibly fragile
I would like a cbr250 but for the money my ninja 250 2008 ia the king of the small bikes and can hit 105 only reason I wouldn't only want a cbr or gsxr250 but as a second or third bike yah there neat
My CBR250R is a garage rescue. A little wrenching needed to bring it back out of seven years of unmothballed hibernation, and it's now in the process of a combination dual sport/naked street fighter conversion, all for under $1K including new tires. I quit riding after an altercation with a stupid deer years back an am re-entering motorcycling. This is the bike made for my return.
Sold my exact model and color 2012 same color…a few months ago to a kid as his first bike for 2000. Bike only had 13,000 miles on it. It was immaculate.
I’m almost 56 and now ride a Boom Vader 125 to zip to work on or around town with my son for fun. Just got parts for new carb etc. I felt like I needed to have a smaller bike to be safer. God is good!
Love my 250R. I just started riding again after 30 years and this motorcycle feels like an extension of my body. So maneuverable. Thanks for the sweet ride-along. Wish you were closer so I could buy my next bike from you. ;-)
Ive had the cbr250r for awhile now. Its a great bike. Love it. Very easy to maneuver and its great on gas
this is my first bike..i love the fuel efficiency..not gonna sell it 😘.. now I'm using CBR250RR..
The Honda CBR range is so underrated ... 125, 250, 300, 500, 650... Even the 600 r r
I get paid mileage. So this thing is a money printing machine for me. It's cheap, fun and looks good. Sips gas and makes me money!
That's a good way to look at it
How did it made you money?
What is your job that ?
@@ThBlueSpiritunion trades
he's talking about the importance of safety gear but he miss the most important thing that is gloves. the first thing you do when you fall is put your hands out in front of you to break your fall
Sean here sounds high as a kite hahaha anyway good review
I learned to ride on a 87 Kawasaki GPX Ninja 250 and it was magic. Pretty hardy and easy to work on bike. The parallel twin needed to rev, but it was still a lot of fun. I’d love to try one of these Honda’s.
many people despise that bike on my country indonesia, coz 1 cylinder ..but they just dont know its very useful if we use it at crowd city traffic , and the head lights is...ugly ...but i love that bike anyway its has a good value for money and the endurance also good.
this guy is for real the side character from a 90s highschool show
I've ridden for over a decade with a lot of miles and riding year-round in any and all conditions. I'm spoiled to riding 1liter+ super sports but honestly I can have just as much fun on a little 250.. I've not tried the cbr 250 but ridden a few others including the little rebel. I think pride is the issue. I want to be seen riding super bikes and having people look and know I'm experienced... but the truth is, pride is dangerous and it ruins the enjoyment. When I get out there and just ride, I have fun on a little 250. Pride (and showing off) are probably the top killers in riding. Obviously lack of experience is way up there, but I think pride is equal
I have a vtr 1000 and today i bought a 13 cbr250r Repsol to use as a daily. I wasnt expecting much goin from a 1000 to a 250 but i have to admit i was suprised. Its pretty quick for a small bike and im pretty sure im gonna spend more time on the 250 than i will on my 1000 when im riding here in town.
And the Repsol is really eye-catching!
Im looking to buy a honda cbr 250 r with 19.000 miles on it , itsblike new nothing wrong with it am I paying to much at 2000.00 bucks, ?thanks
Too much
I am 5'2 so my biggest priority is seat height. That erases all above 500cc for me, except cruisers. I had one Naked Bike that was too big and 2 cruisers, now i am going to get me this one here for fun and speed.
Hey! I'm 5'3" myself and have the same issue! I just bought this bike yesterday and I actually have a lowering kit on the front and back of it and I can touch the ground flat foot no problem! Would definitely recommend for shorter people like myself 😊
Unfortunately I dont know. It was on it when I bought the bike. But online its about $50-60 :)
@@cadienichols7298 I also just picked up this bike yesterday and I am soooo happy with it. Have fun!
@Bruce Wade I just realized you mightve been asking how much the bike was, not the lowering kit. I paid 3000 for it.
Manheim, Pa? Hell yeah I’m in York, I’m getting ready to buy my first bike on September 23rd!!! Can’t freakin wait!
I've had one for about 7 months so far and put 5000 miles on it, it's my daily vehicle unless it's raining. I don't have the money for a real bike so I'll just keep enjoying this one until it requires some maintenance I don't want to do. Insurance was 75 bucks for a whole year and each fill up is like $6, just can't beat it. Even if I got another bike this one is so cheap to own I'd just keep it
I just got one 2 days ago. What grade of fuel are you putting any? And what viscosity oil do you put in and brand please?
@@stanza77 Honda GN4 10w-40, why would you use anything else? 😁
Would this bike be worth trading a 2011 crown Vic for
I’m actually trying to get this for my mom for graduating her msf course.. looks like this would be a solid bike for her
Brother one question answer me please next week I buying cbr250 2015 model it's good brother better than duke 250 bro
Hey bud, the "V45" on your 80's Magna was for 45 cubic inches, it was not a 45 degree engine. They also had the V30 (500cc) and V65 (1000cc)
Great video brother
I’ve riding a few bikes before but it’s been a long time ago. I want to get back to riding again but I’m so nervous to get on one. That’s why I was looking at a 250 just like this so I wouldn’t have too much power and lay it down. I’m still very much a noob. The bike I taught myself the basics on was one of those mini pocket rockets. A 110cc four speed manual that weighed 150 lbs and would go 55 with my fat ass on it. 6’1” 245.
Get a 400 man, plenty of power but not so much that it's scary.. ur gonna sell that thing in a month..
I’m 5’11 I weigh 220, is this still a good buy for my first bike?
It'll be fine but I'd go with a cbr 300 I had a cbr 250r it'd be best first bike if the cbr300 didn't exist. Ninja 400 is what I wish I could've had as a first bike though
Thanks for making this video I'm thinking about getting my first bike and have the chance to get a used cbr 250. Appriciate ya man.
How is it at speeds of 65+?
@anonNinja hahaha well I took your advice from the past and bought a 13 cbr 250r!
@@Lotrfan1991how is it?
@4:30 "starter bike" just as dumb as "starter home" IMO. I found a nice 1,100sqft home I could afford and picture myself retiring in 10 years later still happy. 250cc bikes are fun bikes and can easily ride 70mph, America is the only country in the world that thinks otherwise.
How come all the houses are so large and square there?
I just bought one same but black and silver
Askes if you wanna go fast then looks at a 250cc cbr 😆😆
You must love that bike, you rode it forever. Any thoughts on the Honda Nighthawks? I really like the looks of the late 90's 750's.
haha i used to do longer test drive back in the days, never riden a nighthawk
Hey Sean would be great if you could talk about the crf250l rally for the road use. If you have one though
Torn between the CBR250, Vulcan S or a Car ..... damn. Thanks for the vid really made my decision that much harder lolz......
themainmanontheblock hey I’m at that point now...any advise
@@schnucki4rmgt931 replying to you but also anyone in the future who might be in the same situation.
I've had both the CBR250R and the Vulcan S.
I had the CBR250R for about 1,000 miles and I enjoyed it. It wasnt perfect but I liked how it rode.
When you take a passenger you do notice the difference in power and acceleration, which is why I went for the Vulcan S.
Very easy to learn on though
#4 wear a cup 😂
nice channel buddy love watching your videos!
thanks
Nice video man. Thanks!
thanks
I just got ripped off bought a cbr 250r and was warming it up heard a knocking, metal in the oil, cam melted into the Head. Can't find a engine in Canada...
I can't take a dude seriously when he stalls out a 250? Get on it bro!
Good thing I would never drive a manual motorcycle DCT for me only. I would not dare drive a manual car much less a manual motorcycle. Manual is primitive now and it's time to let go and move on to automatic
Stalled mine a few times, there is so little torque it's hilarious, you think you have enough throttle but you don't. Add to that he has said he's 180 lbs, I have 30 pounds on him, full send and you are barely going anywhere.
To each his own but manual cars, trucks and motorcycles are for girls..
@@ballzmckgee3167 wtf are you talking about?
@@Heroesworkshop facts
great video! made me laugh along the way
watching this for memories
Centralia is located above a giant coal fire to this day
Really love ti see the view,
How fast were you going?
The speedometer doesn't go high enuf to tell..
So is it better than a ninja 250?
The Delta Driver no
@@hp847 A little late, but the ninja 250 is carbureted so yes
Think going be my next bike
Manheim sounds like a german name to me ( heim means home in German, heimat means homeland, the rest can be deduced. )
I do believe they call it Pennsylvania dutch but yeah basically a variety of German would do for a label I guess lol
Where are your gloves boy???
Funny video.
I giggled a few times.
Still wouldn't buy one though.
I am here, I watched, I am commenting
Yeah take the piss. Then go out on a gixxer thou, get it into third and flash! 3 points and a hundred quid fine.
I wight 140 and just got this as my first but I'm kinda tall so my foot can rest above the break
I know were that is I'm in pa I want a cbr 250r
Love the childish American sarcasm; it'll go fast enough to lose you your license in the police state of America.
You think people in countries where motorcycles are serious transportation ride bikes much larger than that?
Robin Sattahip well no but in places like America motorcycles are often basically toys so that’s why large cc bikes are so common here
started talking about the city and you lost me
i lost my self
Lol I live like 5 mins away from Centralia
Is this guy high or something
#4 if you are old like me
I like cbr
My first bike. Got it for $800.
Did you make a profit
@@Southized I still have it!
@@24Mansfield what you think about it ? Im going to look at one today for the same price 14k miles i used to ride 600s but i sold them and i been wanting another bike
@@Southized I bought mine at the time with almost 13k miles back in late March and I have put 5k on it since.
I also learned to ride on that and it's a VERY forgiving. If you're used to 600s, go for that. 250s don't have much power to them past 75-80mph on the highway lol.
Front is a 110 rear is 140
This one was a disappointment. Sounds distracted, pretty buffoonish, pretty dull.
Boots before earplugs
Buy a ninhoda250
U funny bro
landmine 😂
My 999 only weighs 410
only
Mpg
Instead of wasting our time u could just do the review