Will it be wise to upgrade from CBR 250R to CB300R?

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Q. Will it be wise to upgrade from CBR 250R to CB300R?

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Yes, but why upgrade to 300 cc from 250? CB is seriously a city bike and for occassional 200-300 KM highway ride. Upgrade if you want excellent city bike, and small Highway ...read more

Hemendra | 4 years ago

Upgrade to R3. from 250 cc, it is very comfortable to upgrade to a dual cylinder bike

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