Honda knows the 250r is still very hot, because i was visiting the website and it posted it as classic. It said in the article that it is immensly popular after 12 years. What could this mean?

 

that the 250R is a long retired classic!

Sorry, but i just don't see honda doing it. Not with the 2-stroke laws coming in. 4-stroke performance is what everyone wants know. Well, not everyone but some.

 

If Al Gore is elected, your 4 strokes will be in jeopardy also. ATVing on (your) public land will eventually become a fading memory. It's a sure bet.

 

we'll have to start riding 8 strokes! lol.. just a lil humor, sorry its not funny

 

What kind of snowmachines will you be riding in the winter down in Wisconsin I know it's a large winter sport there?It would be weird to see thumber 4 stroke sleds bogging through the deep powder.

 

no we won't be riding 8 strokes we'll be riding with engines running on wood and manure, won't have to worry about getting your fuel syphoned hehe

 

I am confused by that articale at the honda web site on the 250r.it says the first atv to have aluminum wheels all the way around was the 88 trx250r yet the 85-86 LT250r the 87,LT500R,banshee,warrior,mojave,87 tecate-4,86-87 trx250r. all had aluminum wheels.HMMM.

www.angelfire.com/me3/fmf86trx250r

 

...this means that Honda doesn't ever intend on building another one. It was basically a plug for the Sportrax quads, as I read it from the last paragraph on the write up.