Honda CRF - Reviews And Classifieds
The Honda CRF family is a series of four-stroke motocross motorcycles aimed as a successor to the Honda XR family and also as a replacement to the well received but now discontinued Honda CR family. The CRF line was launched in 2002 and is made up of full size motorcross motorcycles which are built around liquid cooled single cylinder four-stroke engines ranging from 50cc to 649cc.Honda CRF Model Reviews And Classifieds
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For your youngest bike loving dirt riders the Honda CRF50 is the perfect adventure and learning bike. It has a small but effective 49cc engine with an automatic transmission. |
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The Honda CRF70 is a great little bike that looks and feels like a big bike. It gives your younger riders who are just starting out and ready to move up to a real competition styled dirt bike a way to get their feet wet. |
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The Honda CRF80 is a great youth bike for the kid in anyone who loves dirt. It excels in off road whether it's tackling the roughest terrain or racing in the dust. |
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The Honda CRF150 started a new generation of dirt bikes by getting rid of the old kick start and making fun playing in the dirt as simple as the push of a button. |
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For six speeds of constant fun the Honda CRF230 can't be beat. It is a smallish dirt bike but that hides the true power and versatility of this quick bike. Its 34.5" seat makes it not as small as it appears at first glance. |
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The Honda CRF250 delivers 249ccs of power and power jumping abilities as well with its single cylinder 4-stroke liquid cooled engine. It has both durability and stability. |
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Honda introduced the heights of dirt bike racing with its CRF450. This not so little lightweight stands with a 37.6" seat making it a tall, lanky hard running bike that digs into the dirt like a ground hog but flies like a bird. |