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Honda CRF 250 Rally
The CRF250 Rally is almost identical to the CRF250L, but has a larger tank (10.1L / 2.7 US gal / 2.2 Imp gal. It has excellent ground clearance and long-travel suspension - this however means that the seat height is 895 mm / 35.2 in. Al;so dissimilar to the L, the front shocks are 43 mm Showa units and the wheels are 21 inch front and 18 inch rear. It also has a larger front disc with switchable ABS. A skid plate protects the machine’s underside and the gear lever features a folding tip to give it a little more chance of surviving tumbles, or tangles with the scenery
The CRF250 Rally is designed to cover distance and its styling reflects this. Derived from the parts used by the CRF450 Rally, the ‘floating’ screen, upper/lower fairing and side shrouds effectively shield the rider to offer excellent defence against the elements. Handguards offer further protection, both for the hands and the brake and clutch levers. From the machine’s mid-section back, the style is MX-sharp, with side panels and a seat/tank interface that help the rider move freely. A skidplate protects the machine’s underside and the gear lever features a folding tip. Seat height is 895mm, 20mm taller than the CRF250L. The headlight is a compact, asymmetric, dual LED unit while the rear light, LED indicators and numberplate bracket tuck discreetly away. Cohesively laid-out, the digital dash features a speedo, tacho plus fuel gauge and clock. The 10.1L (including 1.6L reserve) fuel tank delivers a range of over 320km thanks to fuel consumption of 33.3km/l (WMTC mode). The flat filler cap is hinged for convenience. The CRF250 Rally’s frame is constructed from steel, with twin oval-section main spars and a semi-double cradle. A wheelbase of 1455mm is matched to a 28.1° rake with 114mm trail and ground clearance of 270mm (15mm more than the CRF250L). Wet weight is 157kg. A new 43mm Showa inverted fork shares the same 250mm stroke as its sibling, but with 50mm extra overall length. Engine/Drivetrain •Compact and sophisticated liquid-cooled DOHC 249cc
single-cylinder four-stroke powerplant produces smooth and
consistent torque at low rpm, plus excellent high-rpm
performance.
SUSPENSION •Rally-type “floating” screen, fairing and radiator shrouds
provide wind protection, with the rest of the machine showing
off minimal MX style. Transferable one-year, unlimited-mileage limited
warranty; extended coverage available with a Honda Protection
Plan.
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