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• 2007 Honda CRF250R Development
  09/11/2006 - 2007 Honda CRF250R: Can it get any better than this? There's an old saw in motorcycle racing that says motorcycles don't win races, riders do. What's often unsaid is that a well-designed and well-executed machine allows the rider to ...
• 2006 Honda CRF250R Development
  09/14/2005 - Honda's golden age of motocross innovation rolls forward, full speed ahead. Look at the 2006 Honda CRF®250R and see the future. Once again, Honda engineers have dared to go where no others would venture, establishing new-think tec...
• 2005 Honda CRF250R Technical Changes
  09/24/2004 - When Honda unveiled the innovative four-stroke CRF250R motocrosser in 2004, this lightweight quarter-liter revver immediately captured the hearts and minds-and stopwatches-of the racing public and magazine editors alike. Universall...
• A Fourth-Generation Aluminum Frame Designed Specifically For The CRF250R
  09/02/2003 - When Honda first tasked engineer Eiji Adachi with the responsibility of designing the CRF250R's frame, he knew he would be elevating the state of the art to a new, higher plane. This was the time to consolidate all that had been learned...
• 2004 Honda CRF250R Development
  09/02/2003 - Honda's 2002 CRF450R turned out to be an instant hit. In short order this new magnum-sized thumper won its first Supercross, an accomplishment that established its credentials as a world- class race bike. The CRF450R's reputation...
• Forty-Plus Years of Four-Strokes
  09/02/2003 - Think the new CRF™450R and CRF250R are starting a four-stroke revolution? Wrong-Honda® fired the first shot more than four decades ago. It's easy to think Honda's new CRF motocrossers are the first really successful four-str...