Hit The Trails In Style With Honda Pack Promotion

7 August 2008 - Honda has a tempting retail promotion in place for anyone who buys one of their class leading trail bikes during prime riding season.

Purchasers of any CRF230L and/or XR250L will receive a high quality bum bag including a handy tool kit to cover basic maintenance, plus a Hydro-backpack to keep you cool and hold a day’s worth of gear.

The pack is valued at $299 retail, is available from now until 30 September 2008 and can be obtained through authorised dealers nationally.

The XR250’s bulletproof SOHC four-stroke engine produces power and torque ideally suited for both on and off-road riding.

Its 32mm carburetor offers smooth throttle response and maximum power, whilst its Pro-Link single-shock rear suspension system offers exceptional rear wheel control both on and off-road.

If versatile casual riding is more your style, than the CRF230L will fit the bill.

Its 223cc air-cooled engine is designed to offer a wide power-band with plenty of grunt while remaining user-friendly; and thanks to its modest size and weight, the CRF230L suits beginning motorcyclists through to seasoned riding veterans.

Talk Dirty Deals On Honda Motocrossers - Cashback Extended

Honda Australia is extending their cashback deal for customers who purchase a new CRF450R or CRF250R until 31 August 2008, with $1000 and $500 respectively to go back into the buyer’s pocket.

The latest edition of the CRF450R includes high quality triple-clamps, tapered exhaust header pipe to improve low-end and midrange power, lighter weight counter-balancer shaft and drive gears, Showa fork for improved mid-stroke action and more.

The ’08 CRF250 features a host of revisions including new cylinder head porting for improved power, lighter weight valve train components, dual-muffler exhaust system, and works-style front and rear brake rotors.

Honda’s motocrossers both now feature a revolutionary progressive steering damper (HSPD) designed specifically to augment more aggressive turning characteristics and offer a higher level of front-end traction.

The 2008 CRF450R and CRF250R retail for $11,290 and $9,990 respectively.

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