– Leaked 2017 CBR250RR HP & TQ Performance Rating Specs! –
I’m back with some new 2017 CBR250RR info thanks to a “leaked” picture (below) taken by someone with quick hands! It’s not the best quality-wise but you can make out the nitty-gritty specs that haven’t been covered by Honda yet when they did the official unveiling and release of specs and features etc. We have all been drooling over the pictures, videos and few specs we had to go on for the last month or so since Honda let the cat out of the bag but we need more… We needed to know Horsepower and Torque figures! Not that those performance details make or break a bike being a hit as we have a lot more that comes into play to make a great motorcycle but I have never met a horsepower I didn’t like – have you? Didn’t think so.
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2017 CBR250RR Performance Numbers:
- 2017 CBR250RR Horsepower – 36.3 HP @ 12,500 RPM
- 2017 CBR250RR Torque – 16.6 TQ (ft/lb) @ 10,500 RPM
- 2017 CBR250RR Weight – 363 lbs (ABS 370 lbs)
How does the 2017 CBR250RR stack up in a performance comparison versus the other CBR model lineup like the CBR300R, CBR500R, CBR650F, CBR600RR and CBR1000RR? Let’s take the rudimentary route of comparing them and use their Power-to-Weight Ratio figures…
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CBR250RR
- Horsepower / Weight: 36.3 HP / 363 lbs
- Power-to-Weight Ratio: .1
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CBR300R
- Horsepower / Weight: 30.4 / 357 lbs
- Power-to-Weight Ratio: .085
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CBR500R
- Horsepower / Weight: 49.6 HP / 423 lbs
- Power-to-Weight Ratio: .117
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CBR650F
- Horsepower / Weight: 86 HP / 461 lbs
- Power-to-Weight Ratio: .186
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CBR600RR
- Horsepower / Weight: 113 HP / 410 lbs
- Power-to-Weight Ratio: .275
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CBR1000RR
- Horsepower / Weight: 168 HP / 440 lbs
- Power-to-Weight Ratio: .381
What do you guys think about the performance figures on the 2017 CBR250RR now that we know everything there is to know about it? How do you think the 2017 CBR250RR vs KTM RC390 vs Ninja 300 vs GSX-R250 will stack up against each other in head-to-head comparisons?
The specs I’ve seen for the Suzuki would indicate it’s not competitive: 25hp, 17 lbs•ft, 392 lbs at the curb. But I think the RR will fit in with the (still) more powerful, slightly heavier, Ninja 300 and Yamaha R3. I think it will be the best handling bike of that group. The new Honda weighs about the same as the KTM which has ~150% of the RR’s cc’s, in most any overall performance scenario the KTM is going to muscle it’s way to the front of this pack. As far as ergonomics, reliability, and practicality, it’s likely the little Honda will shine.