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Racer X Tested: 2013 CRF250R Press Intro

Thursday, August 23, 2012 | 9:35 PM

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Wil Hahn and Ping show off the 2013 Honda CRF250R.

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VISTAJIM wrote: 11:55pm August 23, 2012

You would think at a press intro. they would at least water the track.

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motorhead620 wrote: 10:28am August 24, 2012

Change the model designation from CRF to TB...
TB is for time bomb cause thats what 250 four strokes are-they are a killin' the sport and killin' dirt bikin' in general.
Wake up Japan give us direct injection smokers,so we can afford to take our kids racing again.

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Outlaw53 wrote: 12:24pm August 24, 2012

A "new bike" intro for last year's model? C'mon Honda, you put together an all new 450, what's the deal?

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davidl wrote: 2:44pm August 24, 2012

seems like it would be really tough for a guy used to racing a factory bike to give a good evaluation of a stock one.

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ManiacsXtrem wrote: 5:49pm August 24, 2012

@ Outlaw

The 450 is always the first bike with the new chassis..... then the 250f follows the next year... we wont see the New Honda chassis with a 250F engine untill 2014.

This is something Honda has dont since 1992 when they radicly changed the CR250R with a totally new chassis..... the 125 didnt get the new frame and plastics untill 1993. Its been that way eversince.

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