This is a look back at the history of Honda’s ATC and the iconic ATC250R. The ATC250R was the first high-performance three-wheeler to feature full suspension a manual clutch and a powerful two-stroke motor. From its introduction in 1981 until its retirement in 1986, it was one of the best-performing ATVs available. Classic Steel #138: Honda ATC250R Continue reading Honda ATC 250R History 1981-1986
Interested in a new machine for 1987? Look no further than Dirt Rider’s excellent Buyers Guide for the new model year. 1987 Buyers Guide Continue reading 1987 Dirt Rider New Model Buyer’s Guide
In 1987 Motocross Action took a look at the factory weapons of Ricky Johnson, Jeff Ward, Johnny o’Mara and Keith Bowen. Here is that article from the May issue of MXA. The Factory Motocross Bikes Of 1987 Continue reading A Look Back At The Factory Motocross Machines Of 1987
This is a look back at Honda’s first 250 two-stroke enduro machine, the 1976 MR250 Elsinore. Based on the 1976 CR250M Elsinore, the new MR250 featured a CR-derived motor, chassis, and suspension with only the minimum off off-road gear needed for competitive racing. It was only manufactured one year and remains one of the most unique and collectible Hondas of the 1970s. CLASSIC BIKE REVIEW: … Continue reading Classic Bike Review: 1976 Honda MR250 Elsinore
Here is another classic brochure from the collection. This one covers the 1976 MR175 and its all-new stablemate, the MR250 Elsinore. This is a pretty unique bike because the MR250 Elsinore was a single-year model and was retired the following season. 1976 Honda MR175 and MR250 Brochure PDF Continue reading 1976 Honda MR175 and MR250 Brochure
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