Q.Which Rear Tyre Hugger will fit into Honda CBR250R?

[USER="6"]Roshun[/USER] Yeah, there's no denying that. Although I just wish they design motorcycles a little more sensibly; especially considering the Indian conditions. In that case, I think Bajaj is doing a pretty good job as most of their bikes I have seen come with proper splash guard set up which not only prevents the rear water splash but also protects the rear monoshock from getting dirty as well. They also look pretty decent and in case the owner doesn't like it, he/she can remove it too.

[QUOTE=Praveen;n14758][USER="4977"]bijondas28[/USER] I suggest you keep the rear stock. Also, in my opinion tyre huggers look ugly :p[/QUOTE] That may be true that they look really weird, but they are practical especially if one is riding in the rains. Since all these bikes have raised rear ends, the water spray from the rear wheel, not only goes to a huge height behind the bike and sprays people following, but it also reaches up and splashes on the rider and pillion rider from behind. Hence, a tyre hugger like this will prevent this water spraying. That said, I don't think a tyre hugger is available for the Honda CBR250R.

[USER="4977"]bijondas28[/USER] All the three motorcycles have three different rear tyre sizes. The width of the tires and the aspect ratio are all different. Naturally, the tyre huggers will also be designed accordingly. So I don't think it is advisable to install a tyre hugger from another motorcycle. It may scrape the tyre or may result in unnecessary wobbling. I suggest you keep the rear stock. Also, in my opinion tyre huggers look ugly :p