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XR650R
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Overview
Everything about this
awesome open-classer screams performance, from its aluminum frame to its
monster motor to its fully adjustable suspension. Liquid-cooling ensures
consistently strong power, and dry-sump lubrication reduces windage losses
and allows for quicker revving. A special primary-kickstarting design means
easy starting from any point in the crank rotation. Add eye-catching Honda
Racing graphics and the same durability we build into all of our bikes, and
you've got a winning formula. |
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CRF230F
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Overview
Full-size bikes can
sometimes feel intimidating to smaller riders, which is why we designed the
CRF230F with a confidence-inspiring blend of big-bike components and
not-too-big ergonomics. The conventional wheel sizes and full-size CRF
bodywork give the 230F big-bike looks, but sit in the comfortable seat and
notice how easily your feet reach the ground. On the trail, the compact
wheelbase and light weight make short work of tight turns and bumpy terrain,
which is a benefit riders of all sizes and skill levels can appreciate. |
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CRF150F
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Overview
With more standard
features than the CRF100F, but sized just a bit smaller than the CRF230F,
the upgraded CRF150F has proven to be the perfect fit for so many riders. An
all-new four-stroke engine pumps out ample power and torque for all types of
trail-riding adventure, and the addition of an electric starter for 2006
means instant starting at the push of a button. Tight corner ahead? No
problem for the CRF150F and its big 240mm front disc brake and rear drum. |
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CRF100F
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Overview
The CRF100F has been a
favourite first bike for scores of Canadian riders. Its seat height is lower
than the CRF150F's, yet with large 19-inch front and 16-inch rear wheels, it
can go almost anywhere the big bikes can. Add full Showa suspension, a
slick-shifting five-speed gearbox with manual clutch, and a powerful 99cc
four-stroke engine, and you have a bike that just about everyone in the
family can enjoy, year after year after year. |
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CRF80F
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Overview
As the smallest CRF to
come with a five-speed transmission and manual clutch, the CRF80F is fully
equipped to teach learning riders the skills they'll need as they grow. And
with its responsive 80cc four-stroke engine, Showa front fork, Pro-Link rear
suspension, powerful drum brakes, and big-bike styling, even experienced
riders will find years of enjoyment in the CRF80F's saddle. |
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CRF70F
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Overview
A little too big for the CRF50F? But not
quite ready to step up to a bike with a manual clutch? The CRF70F lets young
riders develop into good riders with the help of a three-speed
semi-automatic transmission that does away with the need for a clutch lever.
Your young rider gets to shift with his or her left foot just like on a
bigger bike, but there's no clutch to worry about, so stalling is all but
impossible. |
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CRF50F
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OverviewWe know you'll
be impressed with the quality of workmanship in the CRF50F. Everything from
its durable bodywork, to its no-fuss four-stroke engine, to its
big-bike-like suspension, tells you that this is a bike that's built with
care, and built to last. Small 10-inch wheels and a low seat height allow
young riders to feel in control, and a three-speed semi-automatic
transmission means they'll learn how to shift without needing to master a
manual clutch. |
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