Honda’s 2011 CBR 250R, made to snag those younger riders out there and try to take some sales away from Kawasaki’s Ninja 250R, really takes the youth side a little to seriously, especially if you want to play their new online game promoting the quarter-litre bike that emphasizes their slogan “Sport Quarter for One World.
”The game is called Touring Globe with anime/manga style animation, but doesn’t include racing, stunts or other interesting things, just racking up the kilometers with the CBR, leisurely passing through as many as countries as you feel like, while more or less sightseeing and getting caught up with the typical stereotypes related to the country you visit.
You even get to customize bike and rider.
It’s not exactly the most exciting thing in the world, rather a bit mindless, but it could keep a kid entertained for a while and even teach him the basics of geography.
To play the game just hit this link.
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