About the Honda CMX250 Rebel
Find the right branch of the Rebel 250 family before planning the repair.
The early Rebel 250 uses a 234 cc twin-cylinder engine. Its compact engine size does not make the CMX250 designations interchangeable: this collection brings together C, CD Limited and other explicitly listed Rebel applications.
Choose your Rebel model
Start with the complete model code, then the job. The C collection has the broader service selection. The CD collection concentrates on parts specifically listed for the Limited, including its float, clutch springs and rear indicator stem. The links above take you to each model.
Know your motorcycle before choosing partsCMX250 Rebel repair checkpoints
Use these reference points to choose a model or plan the repair.
CMX250C
Standard Rebel service
Carburetor, front-brake and steel clutch-plate examples cover 1985–1987. Later rear-brake coverage is different.
Parts checkpoint: Open the C model for a repair-by-repair selection.
CMX250CD
Rebel 250 Limited
The selected Limited components explicitly list CMX250CD 1986.
Parts checkpoint: Use the CD entry when comparing shared components.
CMX250 / CMX250C2
Additional catalog designations
Some fork-seal and rear-brake listings use these labels.
Parts checkpoint: Retain the exact label and year printed on that product.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingCMX250 Rebel identification checklist
Record the bike and the assembly being repaired.
- Find the complete model designation on the motorcycle’s identification and records.
- Keep frame/VIN and engine markings as separate records.
- For fuel-system work, photograph the carburetor marking; for fork or brake work, record the installed assembly.
Contact PartsNMore with the model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the component being repaired.