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==2011 Honda CRF100F== | ==2011 Honda CRF100F== | ||
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Welcome to 4-stroke off-road bikes for beginners, today's treat is the 2010 Honda CRF100F. Brawny yet fairly easy to tame and master, this bike is a natural step up from the 50cc-ish MX machinery, a great choice to help the young riders refine their riding skills and get a glimpse on what swinging a leg over the big-bore enduro machinery could be like. | Welcome to 4-stroke off-road bikes for beginners, today's treat is the 2010 Honda CRF100F. Brawny yet fairly easy to tame and master, this bike is a natural step up from the 50cc-ish MX machinery, a great choice to help the young riders refine their riding skills and get a glimpse on what swinging a leg over the big-bore enduro machinery could be like. | ||
Age-specific ergonomics and a premium Pr-Link rear suspension are a great complement to the Showa fork, while the light and sturdy steel frame makes the bike pretty much indestructible. Add in the convenience of kickstarting the bike in any gear and the versatile 5-speed gearbox for the complete picture of a bike created for fun in the dirt. | Age-specific ergonomics and a premium Pr-Link rear suspension are a great complement to the Showa fork, while the light and sturdy steel frame makes the bike pretty much indestructible. Add in the convenience of kickstarting the bike in any gear and the versatile 5-speed gearbox for the complete picture of a bike created for fun in the dirt. | ||
==2012 Honda CRF100F== | ==2012 Honda CRF100F== | ||