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  • #316
    Originally posted by gsferrari View Post
    Now that everyone has gawked, drooled and beaten off to the pics and videos of the CBR250R I guess the most important points are:.............................................. .......
    Probiking seems to be doing a great job with the Ninja servicing...quite contrary to my initial expectations. I hope Honda turns out like that as well.
    You've got a point there but i believe they would concentrate more now since this is premium product and something very important for HONDA India.
    Even BAJAJ with a bad reputation esp. Kivaraj...they are doing a good job with the NINJA i believe!
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    • #317
      Just noticed the Milage part , in most of the blogs its written as 25kmpl ..

      Ninja gives 35kmpl .. and why this one is soo low ??? and GT250R also in some 30+ kmpl range ..

      is it with single cylinder or anything else which is affecting the milage part ...eventhough its only 27PS
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      • #318
        my ninja gives 20 kmpl ! so i hope cbr 250 single can give 25...
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        • #319
          Originally posted by nagoo View Post
          Ninja gives 35kmpl ..
          No it doesnt give 35kmpl, 20-25 is the real mileage i am getting and once had even got 18 but that included lot of redlining and blasts upto 150kmph

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          • #320
            Originally posted by nagoo View Post
            Just noticed the Milage part , in most of the blogs its written as 25kmpl ..

            Ninja gives 35kmpl .. and why this one is soo low ??? and GT250R also in some 30+ kmpl range ..

            is it with single cylinder or anything else which is affecting the milage part ...eventhough its only 27PS
            Ninja averages between 25-30 kmpl. The worst for me being 24. I got 35 kmpl on my run-in ride (because I was keeping it at 60 and below).

            This bike should definitely average 30-35 kmpl.

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            • #321
              Why is the average thingy coming up??? I mean this is not meant for commuting.. This is meant to be a fun bike.. Btw...the milage is the result of how hard you are on the throttle...
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              • #322
                from performance speculation to mileage speculation !!
                way to go !! LOL
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                • #323
                  Originally posted by ROCKRZ View Post
                  Why is the average thingy coming up??? I mean this is not meant for commuting.. This is meant to be a fun bike.. Btw...the milage is the result of how hard you are on the throttle...
                  The bike is rated to do 70 MPG thats 27 kmpl. So we can expect it to do 25 tops. And given the tank range.. The owner shouldnt feel that his CBR250R is giving him less tank range than a Busa for example (on the open highway, even a busa can avg 20+ *) Hence the mileage speculation

                  * - From what I read on Bike India, the Busa returned 22kmpl at the time of auto expo 2010 when those guys rode it from mumbai to delhi.
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                  • #324
                    Originally posted by ROCKRZ View Post
                    Why is the average thingy coming up??? I mean this is not meant for commuting.. This is meant to be a fun bike.. Btw...the milage is the result of how hard you are on the throttle...
                    Quite so.

                    What makes you think mileage is only a factor for commuting?

                    More than commuting mileage is an important factor for touring. This decides how far you can go before you need to tank up again and then plan your routes and stops accordingly.

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                    • #325
                      Have they declared the price in Thailand?
                      ..tear the map and shoot the sign

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                      • #326
                        Read an article in BSmotoring. Again speculated price is Rs.1.5 lakhs but the website quotes:

                        Although the exact figure is yet to be announced, Honda bigwigs went on record to say that the CBR 250 R will be priced (ex-showroom) at below Rs 1.5 lakh....

                        Source:Honda CBR250R - More for less!

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                        • #327
                          Originally posted by TenHut View Post
                          I awating torque figures for the CBR. Thats what I am more interested in than the PferdeStaerke
                          From a trusted source, (you know the source, the admin over here has asked not to paste the link, so I am merely quoting as to what is said)

                          The bike will be powered by a 250cc single cylinder, liquid cooled four stroke four valve DOHC engine which churns out 26hp of max power at 8,500rpm and 23Nm of max torque at 7000rpm.

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                          • #328
                            1.5 lac is very unlikely... for an imported-fully-faired 250cc honda... nah!
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                            • #329
                              Originally posted by xionite View Post
                              1.5 lac is very unlikely... for an imported-fully-faired 250cc honda... nah!
                              Yes it is unlikely.. but what makes this pricing likely is the fact that the CBR250R is NOT an import. It will be Made In India.
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                              Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.

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                              • #330
                                guy's autocar india mag was also present at the launch in thailand, and they also reported that it will cost 1.5 lacs in india.

                                Source-Honda CBR250R launched | Autocar India
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