Honda CB250N (1981)

The Honda CB250N is a motorcycle model from 1981 with an air-cooled, four-stroke, parallel twin-cylinder, OHC engine that has a capacity of 249cc. It has a 62 x 41.4mm bore x stroke and a compression ratio of 9.4:1. Additionally, it is equipped with a 29mm Mikuni carb for induction and a capacitor discharger for ignition and starting. The motorcycle produces 27 hp at 10,000 rpm and 14.7 ft-lb of torque at 8,500 rpm. It has a 6-speed transmission and chain drive. The front suspension features telescopic forks with a 115mm wheel travel while the rear suspension has dual shocks with adjustable preload and a 65mm wheel travel. The braking system includes a single 273mm disc at the front and a 160mm drum at the rear. The front and rear tires are 3.60-19 and 4.10-19, respectively. The dry weight of the bike is 166kg, fuel capacity is 14 liters, and the average consumption is 20.3 km per liter. The motorcycle can reach a top speed of 138 km/h or 85.7 mph, and it takes 17.5 seconds to complete the standing 1/4 mile with a speed of 119 km/h. The bike was tested against the Yamaha XS250 and the Kawasaki Z250 in a 1979 review titled “Which Bike.”

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Make Model: Honda CB 250N