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Honda CBR 250R leads Tour De India 2013

The second largest two wheeler company in India, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) Pvt. Ltd. concluded the final lap of Tour De India (TDI) 2013 at Buddh International...

The second largest two wheeler company in India, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) Pvt. Ltd. concluded the final lap of Tour De India (TDI) 2013 at Buddh International Circuit (BIC), Delhi yesterday. Leading the final race of the tour, Honda CBR 250R Repsol edition was the Official Lead Bike fro the event.

 

 

Spread across 3 cities Mumbai, Jaipur & Delhi, the Tour de India is India’s 1st and largest International Cycling event. The race aims to promote cycling as a sport in India. As a socially responsible Company, Honda endeavors to inspire current and future generations to adopt healthy and sporty lifestyle. This is why Honda has tied-up as Exclusive 2Wheeler partner of Tour De India 2013.

 

 

Witnessing a huge and ecstatic massive crowd of over 8000 onlookers, the final round of Tour De India 2013 today saw Honda CBR 250R lead 1500 cyclists in Delhi at the Budh International Circuit, encompassing its entire length end to end. The 2013 edition of Tour De India has seen phenomenal response with Honda CBR 250R leading the cyclists who participated in Mumbai, Jaipur and Delhi.

 

 

To encourage and provide opportunity to participate in Tour the India, Honda provided registration facility at its select dealerships in Mumbai, Jaipur, Delhi and Noida

 

 

Honda will reward the challenging spirit of the overall winner of Tour De India 2013 with a swanking new Repsol edition of CBR 250R.

 

 

Honda CBR250R brings the iconic racing feel to Indian roads. Since its introduction in March 2011, CBR 250R has been winning the hearts of Indian biking enthusiasts with its performance and extreme versatility. The model incorporates the advanced Combined Anti-lock Braking System - a World first in 250cc motorcycle segment.

 

Vice President – Sales & Marketing, HMSI Pvt. Ltd., Mr. Yadvinder S. Guleria said, “In 2013, Honda’s Repsol team won the Triple Crown victory at the world’s most competitive Moto GP Championship. Carrying forward this challenging spirit, the Repsol edition of Honda CBR 250R - India’s favorite and Most Awarded sports bike is the perfect partner to lead Tour De India 2013. Honda wishes all the best to the participants and may the best win.”

Honda CBR250R (2011-2017) User Reviews

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sandeep on Apr 17, 2024
4.7
CBR 250R Stands Out As The Premier Choice

The Honda CBR 250R stands out as the premier choice in the 250cc segment. Renowned for its refined engine, dependable performance, and smooth riding experience, Honda has once again delivered excellence. What sets it apart is its comfortable riding position, distinguishing it from other bikes in its class. While lacking the aggressive stance of some competitors, the CBR250R compensates with impressive mileage and a thrilling acceleration beyond 5000 rpm, easily reaching speeds of up to 170km/h. As a commuter bike, it excels, epitomizing the reliability associated with Japanese brands.

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A freelance Content Writer to the CarDekho Group, Naveen Soni is a seasoned automotive journalist covering wheeled machines and their behind-the-scenes for over 13 years. His experience spans from research-backed writing and real-life vehicle testing to producing auto shows, across leading digital, print and broadcast platforms. After completing his undergraduate degree in automobile engineering, he traded the workshop for the keyboard and camera to bring technically sound stories in an accessible language that are credible and resonate with readers. Be it a detailed review, comparison stories, tech explainers or industry analysis, his writing focuses on helping every car and motorcycle buyer make an informed vehicle purchase decision.
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