Tanauan City, Batangas—March 01, 2019—Honda Philippines, Inc. (HPI), the number one motorcycle manufacturer in the Philippines, excites off-road enthusiasts yearning for more thrill and adventure by unveiling the New CRF250L, now equipped with sportier style upgrades.
“We, at Honda, are pleased to announce that the New CRF250L is set to excite off-road enthusiasts and gearheads to take it for a spin once again. The new model is not only perfect for the tough terrains and dirt roads but can also be used for daily commute and leisure,” said Mr. Hervic Villa, Department Manager for Motorcycle Planning.
Built to be durable for tough rides, the New CRF250L is equipped with inverted and long-travel front fork and a pro-link rear suspension that manages the aggressive bumps of dirt roads while maintaining enough comfort for the rider.
The new bike also sports a digital meter panel and a powerful 250cc fuel-injected engine built to deliver enough output at the rider’s will.
For 2019, HPI brought a style upgrade that makes the bike sharper and more aggressive, with an on/off road sports design inspired by the CRF250R variant, giving it a tougher image while on the road. Notable changes come from its color scheme, as its headlight cover was changed from white to red, front fork color from gold to bronze, rim color from silver to black, and top and bottom bridge from silver to black.
“As a motorcycle company, it is our goal to continuously expand and improve our lineup of product offerings including the on and off-road sports category. The release of the New CRF250L is one of our ways of making more people familiarized with the off-road sports, as well as contribute to improving the lifestyle of our riders,” Mr. Villa added.
With this, fans of the off-road segment who are looking for their best adventure partner this year have something to look forward to with the New CRF250L – An Adventure on Its Own.
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