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rogerrabbit
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PostPosted: 00:22 - 09 Jun 2009    Post subject: honda cbf250 Reply with quote

Hi all. I am trying to get some info in regards to the honda cbf250, i am trying to make it a little louder and want to change my end can, could anybody give me some advice on what i can put. Also as i have down graded from the CbR600, i am trying to get a little more omph out of it, also any advice? cheers
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sunama
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PostPosted: 20:26 - 12 Jun 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sorry, dude I dont have any advice for you however, I was thinking of getting a Honda CBF250 myself. Can you give an idea of how the CBF compares with the CBR600?

I'm currently using a CBR125 and am finding that I'm getting bullied by other road traffic on dual carriageways. I want a bike that can handle legal speeds of upto 70mph, effortlessly, while being light, with good handling and good fuel efficiency. Right now, I'm thinking that the CBF250 fits the bill.
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rogerrabbit
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PostPosted: 00:47 - 17 Jun 2009    Post subject: Reply with quote

hi mate.. Thanks for letting me know. I used to have a CBR125, it went really well, but i was really bullied bad, so i went to the cbr600, which is totally lovely, got the power and all that, but it used petrol big time 150miles town riding to tank full (18litres) So in terms of saving i down graded to this cbf250, and i don't regert it at all. 200miles on a tank of 16litres or so, got the power to get out of trouble in town. If you after something cheap and easy to look after. i say ths Cbf does it. But for the power and enjoyment the CBr600 is the one
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