1974 Honda MT 250 Restoration

The 1974 Honda MT250 represented Honda's ambitious move to engineer a street-legal trail bike with genuine motocross heritage, debuting shortly after the legendary CR250M Elsinore redefined off-road performance. This restoration project highlights the evolution of Honda's versatile lineup. While the MT250 shared core engine architecture with the Elsinore, it was refined with milder porting, linear power delivery, and an oil-injection system to offer a user-friendly experience for everyday riders.

Resurrection Candidate

Build Highlights
The original OEM fuel tank was meticulously restored and finished in period-correct Silver Metallic paint, featuring a custom Daytona Orange racing stripe down the spine.

1974 Honda MT 250 Restoration

Resurrection Candidate

Build Highlights The original OEM fuel tank was meticulously restored and finished in period-correct Silver Metallic paint, featuring a custom Daytona Orange racing stripe down the spine.

Final Resurrection

Build Highlights
The original OEM fuel tank was meticulously restored and finished in period-correct Silver Metallic paint, featuring a custom Daytona Orange racing stripe down the spine.