How fast can a CRF 150f go?

How fast can a CRF 150f go?

65 mph
Top Speed: 65 mph (Est.)

How much horsepower does a CRF 150f have?

about 11.5 horsepower
How much horsepower does the CRF150 have? The CRF150F has about 11.5 horsepower stock at the rear wheel on a DynoJet 150. This is pretty great considering that a hopped up TT-R 125 has about 12 hp.

Do they still make Honda CRF 150f?

In 2017, the CRF150F was discontinued and replaced by the CRF125FB.

What age is TTR 125 for?

The Yamaha TT-R125 will suit riders from about age 10.

How much is a CRF150F worth?

Values

Suggested List Price Average Retail
Base Price $3,699 $2,535
Total Price $3,699 $2,535

How much does a Honda crf125 cost?

$3,099
Values

Suggested List Price Average Retail
Base Price $3,099 $3,075
Total Price $3,099 $3,075

How much does a CRF125 cost?

Values

Suggested List Price Average Retail
Base Price $3,099 $3,075
Total Price $3,099 $3,075

What is the difference between a CRF125F and a ttr-125le?

Even after it was warm, the TTR-125LE’s throttle response was noticeably softer than the CRF125F’s. However, once underway, it is hard not to notice just how much more torquey and linear the TTR-125LE is than the CRF125F.

What are the specs of the Honda CRF125F?

The CRF125F’s 124.9cc is achieved via a long-stroke engine, with the bore and stroke measuring 52.4mm x 57.9mm and a pump gas-friendly 9.0:1 compression ratio.

Is the Honda TT-R heavier than the Yamaha CRF?

The CRF and the TT-R will go where you point them with no surprises. With a claimed curb weight of 198 pounds, the Yamaha is four pounds heavier than the Honda, although the weight difference wasn’t noticeable. Neither bike feels anything close to what we would consider as “heavy.”

What is the suspension travel on the tt-r125le?

Suspension travel at both ends is 5.9 inches. The TT-R125LE’s 31mm telescopic front fork and linked rear shock deliver more travel, 7.1 inches up front and 6.6 inches out back as well as the added benefit of preload adjustability in the fork and full adjustability for preload, compression damping and rebound damping in the shock.