1997 Honda CMX250C Rebel

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Introduced as part of the Rebel family first launched in 1985, the 1995 Honda CMX250C Rebel combined classic American-inspired cruiser styling with Honda’s reputation for reliability and ease of ownership.

The lightweight, approachable cruiser was powered by a 234cc air-cooled parallel-twin engine paired with a five-speed manual transmission and chain final drive. One of the Rebel’s greatest strengths was its low 26.6” seat height, which made it especially welcoming to beginning riders and smaller operators.

Additional features included a tubular steel frame, front hydraulic disc and rear drum brakes, electric start, telescopic front fork suspension, dual rear shock absorbers with five-position preload adjustment, wire-spoke wheels, pullback handlebars, and chrome exhaust, mirrors, and trim accents. There is also a fuel reserve system integrated into the 2.6-gallon fuel tank, in which 0.7 gallons are held in reserve until a release button is activated.

This example is finished in black with a cream-painted tank, black vinyl saddle and stepped two-up seat, and leather saddle bags.