Honda CR250 R Motocrosser
Tamiya 14011

This is a re-release model of the Honda CR250R moto cross bike. It went on sale originally in 1982. The model depicts the 1981 version of the Honda CR250R, a revolutionary bike that broke new ground for the Japanese giant as it was their first production model in the 250cc class to use a liquid cooled engine. In fact, it inherited much of its design from the RC250M, which was champion in the 1980 All Japan Motocross Championship, including Honda's unique Pro-Link mono-shock suspension that provided the progressive damping necessary on tough motocross surfaces.

Photo-etched parts: Not included
Length: 180mm, width: 72mm, height: 104mm.
The liquid-cooled 2-stroke engine is recreated in excellent detail, and includes vinyl tubing to depict cables and lines.
The accurately depicted Honda Pro-Link rear suspension utilizes a metal coil spring.
Synthetic rubber tires have authentic knobby tread patterns.
Decals are included to depict manufacturer markings, plus number plate patterns used on bikes in different motocross races.