Honda Jade 250 MC23

*Unregistered Bike
The Honda Jade 250cc was primarily manufactured between 1991 and 1996, during a period when Honda was focusing on lightweight, efficient motorcycles that appealed to a broad audience of riders. The Jade was part of Honda’s effort to offer a versatile street bike with the performance of a 250cc inline-four engine, which was somewhat unique for its class at the time.
It was based on the CB250F platform and shared a similar engine with Honda’s CBR250 models, known for high-revving capabilities and smooth power delivery. The bike was especially popular in Japan due to its smaller displacement and the country’s regulations on larger engine sizes, as well as among riders worldwide who valued Honda’s craftsmanship in producing lightweight and reliable bikes.
Today, the Honda Jade has a bit of a cult following among vintage motorcycle enthusiasts who appreciate its classic 1990s design, reliable engineering, and performance characteristics that have aged well over the decades.