The Honda CBF250 is one of those bikes purely built to transport the owner from A to B on a fast, cheap and efficient way. If you take a look at this bike from a commuter’s perspective, the bike has it all. It’s light, handles well, has a low fuel consumption and is extremely reliable. The air-cooled 249cc single cylinder puts out 21hp, which is enough to get the bike rolling. But most of us might think the same as me: IT’S PRETTY BORING…!
But what would happen if you lend your 2004 Honda CBF250 to Jose “Pepo” Rosell? Well, he sure ditched the boring part out of it. Take a good look at the CBF250 Tracker “MK2” by XTR Pepo.
I’m sure that this bike will be featured all over the web soon, with all the cool stories written, but let me just give you the quick facts:
- Front mudguard from a Ducati Monster
- NG front brake rotor
- Frentubo brake line
- Mash 125 head light
- Vicma conical handlebar
- Goneli grips
- Mash 125 fuel tank
- Monza gas cap
- LIPO Battery
- Tsubaki gold chain
- DNA air filter
- Super Mario exhaust
- SPARK GP silencer
Parts by XTR:
- Fiberglass seat
- Upholstery
- License plate bracket
- Aluminum side plates
- Clock
- Footrests
- Subframe
