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Photo: ED type Racy-looking 17" five-spoke cast aluminium wheels mount wide, low-profile tubeless tyres for light handling and responsive control on both city streets and winding mountain roads. Attractive, aerodynamic meter assembly mounts large-face, fully electronic speedometer and tachometer dials in a sleek package that accentuates the CBF250’s speedy looks. Meters also include a large liquid-crystal odometer/trip meter/clock display and a handy fuel gauge for a highly visible indication of operating parameters. Sporty stainless steel canister exhaust system fea- tures built-in catalytic heat tube to reduce harmful emissions while providing an exciting exhaust note from its angled endpiece. Lightweight and rigid box-section aluminium swingarm sprung by an effec- tive Monoshock damper system for pro- gressive operation that provides superb riding comfort and confident control when the riding gets brisk and the roads twisty. Large-diameter 276mm drilled front disc brake rotor gripped by a lightweight and compact dual-piston calliper combines with a leading/trailing rear drum brake to assure quick and confident braking control. High-performance 37mm front fork provides precise handling and 130mm of smoothly compliant operation for excellent road tracking capability. Bright multi-reflector headlight and beautifully integrated taillight combine with compact, sporty-looking indicators to keep riding and visibility easy well after the sun goes down. Quick-revving air-cooled DOHC 4-valve single-cylinder engine provides strong midrange power output for quick acceleration and responsive performance. A built-in balancer keeps the ride smooth and comfortable, while a high-capacity oil cooler maintains steady performance however hot the riding becomes. Crisp, modern European styling makes the new CBF250 a true leader of its class, with a gorgeously contoured 16-litre fuel tank and wide, comfortable tandem seat contributing to its superb comfort and control.
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Photo: ED type

Racy-looking 17" five-spoke castaluminium wheels mount wide, low-profiletubeless tyres for light handling andresponsive control on both city streetsand winding mountain roads.

Attractive, aerodynamic meter assemblymounts large-face, fully electronic speedometerand tachometer dials in a sleek package thataccentuates the CBF250’s speedy looks. Metersalso include a large liquid-crystal odometer/tripmeter/clock display and a handy fuel gauge for ahighly visible indication of operating parameters.

Sporty stainless steelcanister exhaust system fea-tures built-in catalytic heat tubeto reduce harmful emissionswhile providing an excitingexhaust note from its angledendpiece.

Lightweight and rigid box-sectionaluminium swingarm sprung by an effec-tive Monoshock damper system for pro-gressive operation that provides superbriding comfort and confident controlwhen the riding gets brisk and the roadstwisty.

Large-diameter 276mm drilled frontdisc brake rotor gripped by a lightweight andcompact dual-piston calliper combines with aleading/trailing rear drum brake to assurequick and confident braking control.

High-performance 37mm front forkprovides precise handling and 130mm ofsmoothly compliant operation for excellentroad tracking capability.

Bright multi-reflector headlight and beautifullyintegrated taillight combine with compact, sporty-lookingindicators to keep riding and visibility easy well after thesun goes down.

Quick-revving air-cooled DOHC 4-valve single-cylinder engine provides strongmidrange power output for quick acceleration and responsive performance. A built-inbalancer keeps the ride smooth and comfortable, while a high-capacity oil coolermaintains steady performance however hot the riding becomes.

Crisp, modern European styling makesthe new CBF250 a true leader of its class, with a gorgeously contoured 16-litre fuel tank andwide, comfortable tandem seat contributing toits superb comfort and control.

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2004

CBF250 PRESS INFORMATION

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2004 CBF250 - E2

Introduction

The intermediate 250cc motorcycle class commands a small but important

segment of the European motorcycle market, providing an easy and economical step

up from the license- and power-restricted entry-level 125cc class on the way to the

more challenging models of the 600cc midrange class and beyond.

Honda produces several models in this class, including its Jazz and Foresight big

scooters, the Rebel 250 American-style cruiser, and the basic standard CB250, which

has enjoyed over a decade of steady sales owing to its low entry cost, stable

performance and almost bullet-proof reliability, not to mention its dramatically lower

insurance and road tax charges compared to the big bikes. However, in spite of these

advantages, the class has continued to lack much in the way of excitement and strong

appeal in its on-road segment that could attract new users to this comfortable and

highly satisfying range of motorcycling enjoyment.

Honda has long felt that what the class needed was a more sporty and exciting

new offering that combines sleek, highly attractive styling touches with full-bodied

riding performance that could attract a broader cross-section of riders, both those who

are relatively new to the sport and more experienced riders looking for a relatively

cheap runabout. A compact, confidence-inspiring and highly economical mount offering

features more often associated with much larger displacement machines, with plentiful

power and sharply responsive handling to keep the fun meter running high.

So, for 2004, Honda developed an all-new 250cc standard with a more sporty

outlook to succeed the venerable CB250. One that injects a lively new feeling of

excitement into the class with sharp and modern style, impressive get-up-and-go, and

swiftly responsive handling that really lets a rider experience the fundamental joys of

motorcycle riding through its strong acceleration and effortless cornering control. A

new name that all of Europe will soon come to know and love—the new CBF250.

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2004 CBF250 - E3

Development Concept

Adding a much-needed jolt of spice to the often overlooked 250cc class, the new

CBF250 was designed to set pulses racing with swift-looking styling and light,

responsive performance that never fails to excite. No boring, low-cost two-wheeled

transporter, the new CBF incorporates many of the top performance features of Honda’s

most popular street bikes in a compact and light-handling configuration that quickly

brings a smile to the face of all who ride it.

Built for easy and inexpensive fun, the CBF’s rush of exciting acceleration comes

by way of a new DOHC 4-stroke single-cylinder engine that pumps out a satisfying

charge of power for a wide variety of riding scenes, from quick cross-town trips to daily

city commutes to breathtaking sweeps through tight mountain and coastline twisties.

The CBF’s chassis and handling was also specially configured for exciting yet always

confident control, with smoothly responsive suspension components and wide tyres

providing not only the look but the exhilarating feel of full sport riding-oriented

performance.

Besides its sporty looks and performance, the new CBF250 was also designed to

be rugged, reliable and up-to-date with Europe’s latest emissions regulations,

providing a wealth of riding fun with minimal impact on the environment—and a

rider’s pocketbook.

For exciting and economical riding enjoyment, nothing comes close to the new

CBF250 for its class-leading combination of looks, performance and all-round

dependability. Just one ride proves it.

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2004 CBF250 - E4

Styling

The new CBF250 sets a whole new standard in 250cc-class streetbike

performance and aggressive style with a slim, sleek and sporty design that should

prove to be a big attraction for a wide range of riders, whether new to the sport or

experienced enough to know that big fun very often comes in small packages.

Displaying its engine to maximum effect, the new CBF’s compact naked

configuration makes it a great all-round fun bike and daily commuter, with clean,

curvaceous lines tapering back from the wide, smoothly integrated shrouds

surrounding the front of its fuel tank into the sharp edge of its tail for a look of swift,

quick-handling performance. These shrouds also direct a large volume of air at higher

speeds to both the engine’s head area and its frame-mounted oil cooler for enhanced

cooling efficiency. Up front, a sleekly curved, colour-matched mudguard features a

sporty aerodynamic form that closely hugs the perimeter of the wide front tyre.

The CBF’s beautifully contoured 16-litre fuel tank is large for its class, for a

greatly extended range of riding enjoyment between refills. Its form curves inward at

the back to meet the narrow front lines of the overlapping seat, providing the rider

with a comfortable riding position for both easy commuting and quick handling when

the tarmac gets twisty. Medium height handlebars offer excellent leverage for quick

and effortless changes of direction, giving riders of all sizes and levels of experience

greater confidence to ride fast and corner smoothly.

The seat’s stepped shape also provides pillion passengers with a broad, firm and

comfortable mount, further assisted by a pair of tubular steel hand grips protruding out

from under either side of the seat, and foot rests mounted to the frame on sturdy and

attractive cast aluminium step holders.

The CBF’s distinctive aluminium-finish sidecovers suggest the look of a high-

tech sportbike frame design, their lines blending with the cast aluminium step holder

pivot plates to accentuate the bike’s look of quality and technical refinement. Behind

them resides a powerful maintenance-free battery providing plenty of charge for

instant engine starts in all conditions.

Even the CBF’s wheels accentuate its agile sportbike looks with slim, racer-style

spokes, wide, low-profile tyres and an impressive large-diameter front disc brake.

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2004 CBF250 - E5

Fully Electronic Instruments

The CBF’s stylish meter assembly mounts its large speedometer and tachometer

dials inside a single, sleek aerodynamic package that accentuates the bike’s speedy

looks. These high-accuracy, fully electronic meters are joined by a handy fuel gauge

and a large liquid-crystal odometer/trip meter display that also provides a clock

readout. Large, bright LED indicators provide a highly visible warning of standard

operating parameters.

Bright Multi-Reflector Headlight

With its clear front lens and large internal reflector, the CBF’s bright multi-

reflector headlight keeps the riding confident well after the sun goes down, providing a

brilliant, long-distance view of the night-time road ahead. At the back, a high-visibility

multi-reflector taillight is beautifully integrated into the underside of the slim upswept

tail cowl for an impressive closing statement on the CBF’s sporty riding intentions.

Front and rear indicators are compact and brightly visible.

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2004 CBF250 - E6

Colouring Concept

The new CBF250 will be released in three attractive colour variations that best

accentuate its sleekly modern design. A rich metallic silver complements the metal

finish of the CBF’s engine, exhaust and sidecovers for an accentuated look of urban

style, while bright candy red and solid black emphasise its inherent agility and spunky

performance. Large, sharply angled sidecovers and lightweight 5-spoke wheels share a

silvery sheen like bare metal that further corroborate the CBF’s impressive sport

riding credentials.

Colours

• Force Silver Metallic

• Candy Bromeria Red

• Black

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2004 CBF250 - E7

Engine

Sporty DOHC 4-Valve Performance

The new CBF250 is powered by the first new 250cc-class air-cooled single-

cylinder engine Honda has introduced on the European market in well over a decade.

Like the most powerful sportbikes on the road today, this new engine features a pair of

chain-driven camshafts in a highly efficient double overhead cam (DOHC)

configuration that directly actuate the compact combustion chamber’s four valves for a

major step up in performance compared to its predecessors—a full 15kW (or 20.4PS)

of peak output compared to the two-cylinder CB Two-Fifty’s 13.4kW (18.2PS).

However, peak power output is not where the CBF250 was meant to excel.

Instead, this quick-revving DOHC single delivers a satisfying rush of acceleration

from deep in its powerband, with a strong midrange to zip a rider up to speed and

through traffic with confident ease, for a major boost in riding fun and excitement that

reacts instantly to every input. Its highly responsive 32mm constant velocity

carburettor combines with an advanced digital electronic ignition system to ensure

strong, reliable performance throughout its rev range, while a push-button electric

starter combines with the hot-firing ignition to make start-ups quick and easy, and

ensure smooth and strong operation right from the start.

Besides being lighter and simpler in configuration, the head’s shim-under-

bucket lifters also maintain more precise valve clearance settings over much longer

service intervals than conventional screw-type adjusters, for both reduced maintenance

and more reliable performance at higher engine speeds.

Once up and running, the engine’s built-in balancer chases away the buzz of

secondary vibration for an exceptionally smooth and comfortable ride for this class of

motorcycle. And since the new CBF250’s sporty appearance almost begs to be ridden

hard, a compact yet high-capacity oil cooler takes up position under the steering head

to ensure that stable engine temperatures are constantly maintained for smooth, strong

and reliable performance, however hot the riding becomes.

High Fuel Economy and Low Emissions

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2004 CBF250 - E8

The new CBF250 is also a miser with fuel, a feature that will certainly appeal to

rider pocketbooks as much as its sleek styling tickles one’s sense of riding enjoyment.

Its engine’s four-valve configuration ensures optimum combustion efficiency for both

top performance and a longer riding range on a tankful of fuel.

The engine’s DOHC 4-valve head also makes a significant contribution toward

reducing emissions of harmful exhaust gases. Exhaust emissions are further reduced

by a built-in Air Induction system, which feeds a jet of fresh air into the exhaust port

to ensure more complete burning of exiting gases. After this, a perforated catalytic

heat tube installed at the entrance to the exhaust system’s silencer scrubs down

emissions of carbon monoxide (CO), nitrous oxides(NOX) and hydrocarbons (HC) to

achieve cleaner exhaust that easily passes Europe’s strict EURO-2 emissions

regulations.

Finally, the light staccato exhaust note purring out of the tilted end of the

exhaust system’s attractive canister-style stainless steel silencer provides an

exhilarating accompaniment to all the quick and lively riding fun the CBF has in store.

Quick-Shifting 6-Speed Transmission

The CBF also features a close-ratio six-speed transmission which has been

specially configured to take optimum advantage of the engine’s broad band of power

for an impressive combination of swift acceleration and strong performance in all

riding situations, whether dicing through dense traffic or climbing hills in a bout of

sport riding fun.

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2004 CBF250 - E9

Chassis

The CBF250 gains its sporty handling by way of a lightweight and rigid semi-

double cradle frame that incorporates a large-diameter steel tube backbone and square-

section front downtube for enhanced resistance to the torsional stresses generated by

spirited sport riding.

High-Performance Suspension

Suspension components are also top-notch, with a sturdy 37mm fork up front

providing both excellent rigidity for precise handling and 130mm of smoothly

compliant operation for excellent road tracking capability.

The new CBF also features a lightweight and rigid box-section aluminium

swingarm, which is effectively supported by a monoshock damper for 100mm of

progressive axle travel that provides superb riding comfort and confident control when

the riding gets brisk and the roads twisty.

Lightweight, Sporty-Looking Cast Aluminium Wheels

Grippy, low-profile tubeless tyres, including an ultra-wide rear tread, are

mounted on racy-looking 17-inch 5-spoke cast aluminium wheels, providing light

handling and impeccable control in both city traffic and on twisty mountain roads.

Strong, Responsive Brakes

Adding to its look and feel of sporty performance, the front wheel mounts a large-

diameter 276mm drilled disc brake rotor which is quickly and confidently stopped by a

lightweight and compact dual-piston calliper that assures instantly responsive braking

control. Operation is smooth and linear, providing confidently strong stopping power

which requires very little time to become accustomed. At the back, a 130mm

leading/trailing shoe drum brake provides highly effective rear wheel braking capability

for a smoothly assured balance of control.

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2004 CBF250 - E10

Specifications CBF250 (ED-type)

Engine

Type Air-cooled 4-stroke 4-valve DOHC single

Displacement 249cm3

Bore x Stroke 73 x 59.5mm

Compression Ratio 9.3 : 1

Max. Power Output 15kW/8,000min-1 (95/1/EC)

Max. Torque 22Nm/6,000min-1 (95/1/EC)

Idling Speed 1,400min-1

Oil Capacity 1.8 litres

Fuel System

Carburation 32mm VE-L type carburettor

Aircleaner Viscous, cartridge-type paper filter

Fuel Tank Capacity 16 litres (including 2.5-litre reserve)

Electrical System

Ignition System Digital transistorised with electronic advance

Ignition Timing 10° BTDC (idle) ~ 25° BTDC (3,000min-1)

Sparkplug Type CR8EH-9 (NGK)

Starter Electric

Battery Capacity 12V/7AH

ACG Output 204W

Headlights 12V 60W x 1 (low) / 55W x 1 (high)

Drivetrain

Clutch Wet, multiplate with coil springs

Clutch Operation Mechanical; cable-actuated

Transmission Type 6-speed

Primary Reduction 3.100 (62/20)

Gear Ratios 1 2.769 (36/13)

2 1.882 (32/17)

3 1.333 (28/21)

4 1.083 (26/24)

5 0.923 (24/26)

6 0.814 (22/27)

Final Reduction 2.846 (37/13)

Final Drive O-ring sealed chain

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2004 CBF250 - E11

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2004 CBF250 - E12

Frame

Type Semi-double-cradle; steel tube

Chassis

Dimensions (LxWxH) 2,035 x 745 x 1,050mm

Wheelbase 1,370mm

Caster Angle 25° 34'

Trail 99mm

Turning Radius 2.3m

Seat Height 780mm

Ground Clearance 175mm

Dry Weight 138.5kg

Kerb Weight 152kg (F: 71kg; R: 81kg)

Maximum Carrying Capacity 175kg

Loaded Weight 302kg (F: 101kg; R: 201kg)

Suspension

Type Front 37mm telescopic fork, 130mm axle travel

Rear Monoshock, 100mm axle travel

Wheels

Type U-section 5-spoke cast aluminium

Rim Size Front 17M/C x MT2.15

Rear 17M/C x MT3.00

Tyre Size Front 100/80–17M/C 52S

Rear 130/70–17M/C 62S

Tyre Pressure Front 225kPa

Rear 225kPa (with passenger: 250kPa)

Brakes

Type Front 276 x 4mm hydraulic disc with dual-piston calliper and

sintered metal pads

Rear 130mm leading/trailing drum

All specifications are provisional and subject to change without notice.


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