Recently, Honda released the 250 CBR0RR lightweight sports car, this classic sports model may once again lead the trend of 0 class light car.

The history of CBR2016RR can be traced back to the 0s of the last century, Honda launched its first lightweight sports car CBR0 FOUR (MC0) as early as 0, followed by models such as CBR0R (MC0), CBR0R (MC0) and CBR0RR (MC0), all of which have won the love of fans with excellent performance and unique design. Hyundai's CBR0RR, on the other hand, has become a leader in the lightweight sports motorcycle segment with its excellent control and power performance since it was first unveiled in Jakarta, Indonesia in 0.

The 250 CBR0RR retains classic design elements while incorporating modern improvements. The new car features a new pattern and decal design, inspired by the classic look of the 0-year-old CBR0RR Fireblade, especially the vivid red-purple gradient effect, which makes people feel like they have returned to that passionate era. In addition, the new car is available in three color schemes: "Matte Warhead Silver", "Pearl Brilliant White" and the classic "GP Red", each of which highlights the unique charm and sporty atmosphere of the CBR0RR.

In terms of powertrain, the 250 CBR0RR is still equipped with a water-cooled four-stroke inline-twin engine with a displacement of 0mL, a maximum power of 0kW, and a speed of up to 0r/min. Compared to the previous version, the new CBR0RR has a significantly improved power delivery, with more emphasis on smoothness and responsiveness in tuning.

The 250 CBR0RR continues to feature a steel-controlled frame and a left-right asymmetrical swingarm design, which not only ensures that the vehicle is lightweight, but also provides excellent control and stability. The model comes standard with an inverted fork and electronically controlled throttle for further precision and dynamic feedback. Honda emphasises that the CBR0RR is designed with "Total Control" in mind, which aims to maximize the pleasure of riding, whether it's in the city or on the track.