New 2026 Honda CRF250R Dirt Bike For Sale In Casper, WY

This New 2026 Honda CRF250R Dirt Bike is for sale at Casper Mountain Motorsports conveniently located in Casper, Wyoming. Our knowledgeable team is eager to assist you, so don’t hesitate to contact us today to schedule an appointment. If this isn't the exact Honda Dirt Bike you're looking for don't hesitate to go back and revise your search. We're sure to have the perfect Dirt Bike for you in our showroom in Wyoming. We invite you to visit us at Wyoming’s premier Honda dealer for new and pre-owned Dirt Bikes for sale. Let us help you find the ideal Dirt Bike to take home today!

Casper Mountain Motorsports

Address: 3401 CY Ave, Casper, WY 82604

2026 Honda CRF250R

Honda’s CRF250R is a purpose-built racer straight from the front lines of pro motocross and supercross. With its torque-hungry engine, razor-sharp chassis, and championship-winning factory DNA, it’s made to thrive under pressure. Every jump, every corner, every gate drop—it’s why champions Ride Red.

Features may include:

• Single-muffler exhaust

A pressed-alloy design lets us shape the muffler for better rider ergonomics and lighter weight.

• Tripleclamps, axle, and steering stem

Compared to the previous generation, we revised the tripleclamps, frame, fork, and steering stem for improved chassis rigidity and responsiveness to give the bike a better cornering feel.

• Higher-capacity radiator

A six-percent larger radiator compared to the previous generation provides the cooling capacity needed to sustain the engine's high power output.

• "Stacked" CRF logo

Like our factory racebikes, our CRF competition lineup features the vertically stacked CRF logos that look fast even sitting still.

• Detailed bodywork mounting

It may seem small, but every second counts when you’re servicing your bike between motos. Fewer mounting bolts mean enhanced serviceability at the track or in your garage.

• HRC launch control

The ECU’s special launch control program lets you select the mode, hold the throttle open, and release the clutch. Your bike then takes control and regulates the power to the rear wheel based on available traction, turning it into a holeshot-seeking machine!