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2020 Honda CRF50F Review

Updated: Jun 03, 2023
2020 Honda CRF50F review, kids dirt bike review
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2020 Honda CRF50F review, kids dirt bike review

Age (3-6yrs)

The 2020 Honda CRF50F is like the modern version of the beloved classic, Z50. It has received crucial updates to raise its performance levels. The 4-stroke engine is famously reliable because it has reduced the hassles and frustrations that had been brought by previous models.

This is one of the most trusted dirt bikes in the Honda family and the dirt bike industry. It is a great introductory bike because it is very easy to ride even for the smallest bike lovers. It is a great platform for control, power, and ease of riding. It will surely ignite a passion for dirt bikes in your kids.

Its four-stroke, 49cc motor, 3 gears, and no clutch interaction generate steady power that is quite easy to control. Once your little rider engages one gear, he/she will not need to worry about other factors like stopping or balancing.

Specifications

2020 Honda CRF50F review, kids dirt bike review
  • Kick starter function
  • 3-speed – Automatic clutch
  • Automatic clutch
  • 10.0:1 compression ratio
  • Curb weight 50 Kgs.
  • CD ignition
  • 4-stroke
  • 49cc air-cooled single-cylinder
  • Fuel capacity 2.6 litres – includes 0.7-litre reserve
  • Red colour 

Features

  • Front and rear suspension for maximum comfort
  • Light and powerful front and rear drum brakes
  • Honda race inspired colours and graphics
  • Long-wearing tires that are also wide to provide excellent traction
  • Steel frame and swingarm for strength and compliance.
  • Large 25.4-cm, 28-spoke wheels with aluminium hubs for maneuverability and smooth quality of rides
Pros
  • Excellent comfort provided by the adjustable rear shock and USD suspension
  • Key ignition and throttle limiter for parental safety
  • The 4-stroke engine has better fuel consumption compared to 2-stroke engines
Cons
  • It only has the kick-start feature which can be complex for little riders to master easily.
  • Lacks clutch, making it a bit boring for riders interested in mastery of gear shifting
  • The transmission is not the best for beginners who might prefer a “twist and go” style ride.