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I purchased this 1990 VTR250 new on Jan. 31, 1992. New and unsold in a dealer's showroom 2 years after its model year, it was purchased for a very fair price. It was last ridden on November 6, 1994, total mileage 988 (1581 km). This is a quality, refined machine offering excellent performance for 250cc. N39 39 30.13 W105 36 04.21 ? LAT 39.658369 LON -105.601169  The VTR250 is pictured above at Echo Lake, Colorado, elevation 10597ft (3230 meters). In 1944, during World War II, Echo Lake and the surrounding areas were closed to the public. It was here that soldiers received field training and learned to cope with Arctic-like conditions. For more information on the Echo Lake area visit my Mount Evans Ride pages.
The black band on the sidecover and fuel tank is a protective fabric I installed to keep me from scratching the paint when riding. It slips on and off and is very easy to remove. Occasionally I am asked about the rear rack. It was not made for the VTR250 but I adapted it to fit. It is a "Super Sport Rack" and was manufactured by M/C Enterprises in California, U.S.A. The 1990 models were the last VTR250s offered for sale in the U.S. As with other machines in the collection, the VTR250 is only offered for sale via the terms and conditions detailed on my Q&A Page and associated Selling Page.
L-R: 2006 Ducati S2R1000 - 2008 Hyosung GT650S - 1990 Honda VTR250. Regardless of their differences, all three are fine performers!  Click the image to supersize! |
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