[kavo]

Hi,

I'm from Queensland Australia and looking at purchasing a cbr250r to race in production 250!

 

[CBRboii]

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Im twenty from the blue mountains near sydney... i would not know what to suggest but u will want a couple of grand on mods too get yourself started in racing... ive had the cbr250rb for 2 months now i find the throttle to be nice and crisp but is lacking in the top end, to minorly erect it you will want to change your your final gearing, get yourself a programmable ECU remap it and maybe chip it, and of course u will know to change that ugly and dissapointing stock exhaust... that is all i can suggest

 

[kavo]

Im twenty from the blue mountains near sydney... i would not know what to suggest but u will want a couple of grand on mods too get yourself started in racing... ive had the cbr250rb for 2 months now i find the throttle to be nice and crisp but is lacking in the top end, to minorly erect it you will want to change your your final gearing, get yourself a programmable ECU remap it and maybe chip it, and of course u will know to change that ugly and dissapointing stock exhaust... that is all i can suggest

I've already got most mods planned. As it is superstock rules there isn't much room for mods, ie only a slip on exhaust is allowed not full. slip-on, powercommander is basically it for power, fork springs and valve emulators for suspension, since the rear shock is not rebuildable

 

[250 Tom]

Racing a little 250? These bikes are not vary fast. Doest sound to exciting to me but good luck

 

[Michael]

Racing a little 250? These bikes are not vary fast. Doest sound to exciting to me but good luck

It's all about skill; making the most of the power. I'm sure it will be a lot of fun.

Go Kavo, give it heaps..... then tell us about it.