2011 CBR250R Slip-On now available

July 29, 2011

Introducing the highly anticipated 2011 CBR250R. A brand new model for Honda's 2011 lineup! The black color scheme struck a chord with our designers, as they installed a black Ceramic Coated muffler to match the motif.

Available to order NOW through your local motorcycle dealer. Full system coming soon. Slip-on adapter $99.95 MSRP. Muffler sold separately. Muffler prices begin at $249.95 MSRP.

Pictured: 2011 CBR250R Slip-On Adapter (part number CBR250SOSS - $99.95 MSRP) and a 16" Round Black Ceramic Coated muffler (part number GPS162RST - $249.95 MSRP).

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