Honda CRF150F Motorcycle Review
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- The Honda CRF150F is a great dirtbike, designed more for trail riding and fun than for motocross racing. The Honda CRF150F makes enough power for fun in the dirt, and it is very easy and cheap to maintain, and because it isn't a racing engine, it will run forever. The engine is overbuilt and under-stressed, and very reliable, which makes the Honda CRF150F great for long trail rides. The 2.1 gallon tank will give you 100 miles of range, which is plenty for a day of fun in the dirt.
The CRF150F makes close to 12 horsepower, a top speed over 50 mph, and a 32-inch seat height, which means it is big enough and strong enough to be a great dirtbike for a full-grown adult as well as a teenage kid. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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I do own this motorcycle, it's amazing how reliable and durable it is. It's perfect for a teenager due to low seat height, low weight and simplicity.
Would it be good for me I’ve never drove a bike or dirt bike I’m 15 5’6
@@alexdimassa526 yeah it would be good. I’m 13 and 5,3 and i ride it well once I learned how to
@@alexdimassa526 If you've never ridden a bicycle before, that might be a problem.
We got this bike 5 years ago , new but 2008: It has proved to be dependable and well balanced. My kid was just about to be 13, about 110 pounds. Fast forward 5 years: he's 17 and 19.....he still loves the bike (OK.....he's obsessed) and we are planning to get something bigger (mostly because of his weight). The has been ridden a lot for five years and it has proved to be an excellent bike and I would buy another.
Luke reilly They are great machines, designed to run forever. The same bike, with lights and instruments, is sold in South America to people who ride them every day all year round. That being said, at some point the rider gets too big or decides they want a pure race bike. When my son reaches that point, we'll get a faster bike, but we'll still keep this one. It's just too good to get rid of.
I am 6'1 and almost 165 lbs, and I absolutely love my 2016 150f. I might be a little big for it but that doesn't change anything! I love ride it around my yard as well as take long journeys through the woods, and it is perfect for both. May not be as fast as a 150r, but a 150r will never beat the 150f on trail riding, all terrain riding, mudding, etc. Overall amazing bike!
+nchondakid It really is a great versatile machine, and super reliable, so you aren't scared to go far from the truck with it, because you know it will get you back.
***** True and I don't have to worry about gas because of the 2.1 gallon gas tank, and if that runs out you still have a 0.2 gallon reserve tank to get you home
yo im 6ft and 14 man, im also 190 pounds. ive never road a dirt bike before. would this be to big for me? i want to get into riding!
Great video man I really appreciate the level of clear content you provide it was very easy to know everything about this bike after this video.
I'm glad I could help. I tried to include everything I wish I'd known before I bought the bike. It's a great machine, and I love it.
ok for everyone wondering which bike would be best for them, i made a chart
-80/85cc two stroke or 150 four stroke: inexperienced/ experience rider (4'9 to 5'5)
-125cc two stroke or 250 four stroke: experienced rider (5'6 min and taller) if youre inexperienced, go for the 80/85 two stroke or 150 four stroke, it will save youre ass from killing yourself
-250cc two stroke or 450 four stroke : (same as 125cc two stroke or 250 four stroke)
if youre wondering, im 5'6 1/2 with an RM125 (2 stroke) and yz250f (4 stroke), i also have 2 pit bikes. (a ttr125l [4 stroke] and a crf150f [4 stroke])
+Jakelols Gaming Thanks. Good info.
Ha! 5'7 female here! Too funny, Anywho! Just bought a 2015 CRF150F last week and took it out over the weekend and loved it. Your video was very helpful in my final decision. Thank you!
+Meaghann Nicole That's great! I am glad I could help. Have fun with it.
I’ve got a 2005 of this bike, love it. Super reliable and starts in one kick. I’m 5’4 and it’s the perfect height
It’s a great motorcycle. I think it will literally run forever as well.
But did you send him a personal message?! 😁
I've got an 08 and it's awesome. I took a couple baffles about so it sounds amazing.
Thanks for the review! It was very helpful. I just sold my CRF150RB and purchased a 2006 CRF150F (electric start) and think that it should be great for trail riding. I am 5'5" and the seat height is perfect for me. The F is about 50-60 # heavier than the RB, but I can pick it up without a problem. The RB loves to go fast and so it has a predilection to stall at the slower speeds one typically uses on technical trails. (Plus, the stock RB is not legal to ride anywhere but on a track because of the high db and lack of spark arrestor.) So, even though the F suspension is a couple inches lower, I think that the much mellower power and the electric start are going to be awesome for my uses.
Update: I have been out trail riding several times now and I am loving the F. The longer wheelbase gives me a less cramped "cockpit" and allows me to use a less aggressive riding position. It also allows for MUCH better stability while standing when I'm riding the technical terrain. The only downsides so far: (a) heavier weight makes me more prone to lock up the rear tire on steep downgrades (my solution has been to just use more front brake and I've experienced no "stoppies". .. yet) and (b) the lack of power to climb steep hills. (The RB never failed me in this regard.) Maybe a tooth added to the rear will give me a bit more "grunt" in 1st and 2nd...?
One more thing... The stock suspension is quite mushy for anyone who is over 125 pounds or who is a more aggressive rider. Solution: BBR Motorsports sells fork springs for $100 and shock springs (30% stiffer) for $120.
Mari M. You're welcome. It's a great, reliable, efficient, fun trail bike.
great video. my 2007 has been a great bike to ride. its a fun play bike. however mine has a kick starter and its a 2007?
When he moves the camera it sounds like a catfish out of water😂😂
wait, oil change once a year? I thought you change oil after like 10 hours of riding?
+liam It depends on how many times you ride it in a year. More oil changes are better than less.
It's a Honda, you practically don't have to change the oil
With Honda’s you barely have to ever change the oil
These bikes go for 1799 its a really good price I am going to be getting this nice bike soon!
Where they go for that price at ?
Jake Harragan fr
@Jake Harragan different year different price, different condition different price, and people just lost them for more or less, got mine for 1850
@@finisher8783 they are different prices everywhere, I don’t see them over 2000 and if they are, not by much
@@nalyd6386 oh ok I got a 2 stroke for 900
Another good review. Every time you review a bike I want to buy it!, you should get into MC sales. Anyway, glad you finally talked about it. Suzuki 650 first though :o)
Thanks! When I review something, I try to make the video I wish I would have seen before I bought it. In this case, it's a great and fun motorcycle. It's 100 pounds lighter than my Honda 500, which makes it a lot easier to ride in the dirt, if my kid ever lets me ride it.
A good review, thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Great video! Just bought one for my wife. Where is this video taken? The trails look fun.
+sydrem2011 Rohrer Flats. Some people call it Texas Canyon. Here is a video I made about the place. th-cam.com/video/XTUmrEP10RQ/w-d-xo.html
HI, I'm 5'1" and looking for a good trail bike to grow into. I know it would be a bit of a reach for me but do you think it would be manageable. Please Reply...Thanks and great video :)
+Christopher Torborg I think so. You may have to lower the fork legs in the triple trees a little bit to lower it until you are a little taller. It is lower than other dirtbikes.
+hoohoohoblin Ok Thank You!
I have had that bike for now 5 years
These are great little bikes. They are built to be reliable and efficient and run forever.
I loved the "all right" part!
Thanks.
Omg I started riding on a xr 100 1989, and I'm moving up to this bike 😂
I'm 14 and I'm 6'4" and still growing would this bike fit me at all and if not what while in a similar price range to the 2013 model should I go with?
cazagar Maybe a used 250 4-stroke motocrosser, like the CR250. You could ride the CRF150F and be fine for basic trail riding but you'll probably want a bigger, taller bike.
Or a crf 250
Never rode a motorcycle day in my life in any form. I am 34, 5'9 170lbs thinking about buying one of these to learn on then I can give it to my daughter but some people told me I need to get a 450? I am just casual rider trail ride for hour and done maybe couple times per week. Any tips? would 150 be a good buy? I will be purchasing it brand new from Honda dealer.
+Eric Lowe I think it will be fine. A more motocross style bike will go quicker and faster and will handle bumps better, but this 150 will work fine for slow to medium speed off road trail riding and learning, and it will also be very reliable and very low-maintenance.
150f or crf230f
Get a 230f and when you get sick of kinda slow bore it to a 350
If your first bike is a 450 it will also be your last bike because your going to injury yourself or die.
Start with a 150
I have a 2004 crf150f and im 16 and 6ft tall and weight about 160 and this bike is perfect . I put a procircuit t4 full exhaust system on and removed the air box snorkel and does this bike fly . Stock it is about 11.5-12 hp but with the air box mod and the t4 exhaust you can easily get 15 hp
Cool. That's all the power you need to get around off road, and it may be the most reliable off-road motorcycle you can get.
ya its awesome you can see it in my profile pic right to the left. Honda has always made imo the best bikes and the longest lasting.
Great Video man! im 14, 6ft and 190 pounds, is this to small for me? iv'e never road a dirt bike before and i want to get into it.
+OriginalMetalMan Damn! You will be 7 feet tall and 280 pounds when you turn 18! It depends on what kind of riding you want to do. It is great for medium speed trail riding, but if you want to race or jump over things, a racing bike is better.
OriginalMetalMan cool motorbikes are fun
@@originalmetalman9430 I’m about 4 years late, at the time of when you were 14 I wouldn’t recommend it, too heavy and tall for it, I would’ve tried a 250 of some sort. Maybe even a 230, do you ride a dirtbike now?
@@nalyd6386 no lmao, i play guitar tho. totally forgot about this comment.
I got a crf 230 f the crf f series are tanks and basically have a xr motor so their reliably
Yes. That is one of the most reliable motors ever invented. It will run forever.
Hi Im 23 6.6 ft and 150 pounds what kind of bike recomended me? I dont know how to drive it but i want one
You'd want something bigger, with bigger wheels. Look for a full sized adult dirtbike.
Can you put newer plastics on like from a newer model
I like the shout out to the ladies lol! Alright.. Thumbs up!
Thanks!!!!
I am about 5"10 and I'm 15 years old, what size bike should I try and get? 150 or 230?
It depends on how fast you need to go on it. They are basically the same bike. The 230 has more power, and will have a little bit better resale value when you sell it.
I ride a crf 150f when I go out with my grandfather and the rear shock and springs in the forks are to soft for me, it becomes really uncomfortable to use on long trail rides but other than that it is really reliable like the ttr 230 I ride at my dads house every day. However when you said you only have to change the oil once a year I started cracking up, you got to change it every 5-10 hours of ride time on most bikes, and for me that's about 1 week of riding every day for about 2 hours a day.
Then I need to change my oil right now! Thanks,
More like once a month for this bike.
@@theyeetus1428 As I originally stated "every 5-10 hours of ride time on **most bikes**" This can vary depending on how often you ride, how hard you ride, and the environment you ride in. This is the time that is recommended that you change the oil for any dirt bike. and a 5-10 hour ride is probably average for most trail riders, so it would be changing the oil just about every ride. If you don't change your oil as frequently, your clutch may start slipping as the plates start to stick/ not move as smoothly due to the oil thickening up, and it will be more noticably harder to change gears, as the oil also lubricates the transmission. But what would I know, iv only been riding dirt bikes my entire life and have worked on them multiple times, and have a burning passion for dirt bikes.
Is this a good bike to mess around with?
+Daniel Reyes It's a lot of fun for trail riding, and it is super reliable. If you want to go racing, it isn't fast enough and doesn't have the best suspension, but for general off road fun and reliability you can't beat it. In Brazil, where it is made, they use this engine in street bikes that run forever, so you don't have to worry about it breaking down or wearing out.
I'm 5'3 and I'm 13 and I grew out of the klx 140 and I'm getting this for my birthday in a month is this a good choice
+Hybrid Mist I think they are about the same size and make the same amount of power, so it wouldn't be much different.
hoohoohoblin this one has a kick start which is pretty big for me cuz I had to walk home my bike like 3 times cuz my battery died
I have a 2010 but my step dad lost the key
You can buy a new ignition switch and key on eBay for $35.
I’m 5,8 and about 135. I’m also disabled (right leg/foot) I cant use my right leg or foot. No nerves from knee down. Called drop foot. Can’t even use the rear brake. So while I am an adult and had a Yamaha 250 back in 93 , I don’t have the balance to move dead weight. So I wanted a bike , but not a full size bike in case I have to push it or something happens like that. I can’t muscle it because I’m disabled. I started researching the Honda 150. Originally I wanted the 150r. However my wallet didn’t lol. My budget was like $1500-$1800 and a descent R model in NJ /NY area is like 5-600$ more than what I was spending. So I went with the 150f. Got great reviews and great reviews against the 150r as well. I watched a video where the compared the 2 bikes side by side like. And basically said the f is great for what I’ll be doing. Trails and stuff. However, a couple upgrades and she can be track worthy for sure. Love this bike and grateful that I can ride at all 😎
Sounds like you bought the right bike. This is a great little fun bike to bring anywhere. It’s easy to ride, and it can go pretty fast. You won’t win any races on it, but you can have a lot of fun.
Pretty Darn Cool!
I'm 14, 5"10 and 125 pounds, is this bike good for me? (I've never ridden before and would like to start)
+Tkova Plays Yes. It is easy to ride, and designed to run forever. It is a really good fun trail bike. If you have friends with race bikes that you are trying to keep up with, you will want to upgrade after you have learned the basics, but if you just want to ride in the dirt and have fun, this bike is perfect.
I’m 13 im 5’4 and I got the same bike and I promise you it’s the best bike I’ve had it’s around 230 pounds or sum but it’s seems light idk if it just because I’m hella strong but it’s a great bike I recommend it mine is a 2004
It is a great fun bike, and it is engineered to run forever.
Hey mate, I hope there is no compromise on quality with this being a japanese bike being manufactured in Brazil?....maybe im just behind the times..lol.
Peter Allan No quality problems. In Brazil they use this engine in a bunch of different street bikes, and they run forever.
+Peter Allan Good guy , here in Brazil this engine and utiszado the States honda 150 and CG 150 and a very good engine and here and very common staff take these bikes with these engines and modifies them for larger displacements are motors that can withstand a lot, and I to thought you out there used the honda crf 150r that are imported to us that custao almost twenty thousand here.
What trail is that?!? It look like fun sense I'm a beginner.
Im Schlick It's Rowher Flat. Here's a video I made about it: th-cam.com/video/XTUmrEP10RQ/w-d-xo.html
Awesome, honest video.
Thanks.
I just bought a Honda CRf 150 f runs excellent I do not regret spending $4,000 on the bike
It is a great machine. It will last forever.
+Elijah Stewart Looking into buying one...... what height are you?
Anonymous S are you nuts??!!! 4k? Holy shit dude... waaaaay 2 much
I got mine for 1,500
chris moore same
mine has been in the shop for 2 weeks now.. timing chain fell off (no idea why or how) and a bent valve
How old do you think you need to be to be able to fit this bike
It’s more about height than age. I think you could ride it if you’re over 5 feet tall.
Is this bike fine for a 5"10 13 yr old? Im looking to buy a bike for under a grand but cannot find any for that value big enough.
+CeoCec I might be a little short for you but it has enough power.
Get a crf 230 it's a inch higher tha the 150
Method yes
CRF150r is better
some people dont like 2 strokes .... like me
I'm 5'7 do you think it would be an alright height?
C1O Yes. You will be fine.
***** Sweet, thanks
I'm 5'6 and weigh about 150. do you think this bike would fit me?
+Logan Worthington Yes. You should be able to handle it. My son was that size when we bought ours, and he was fine.
***** Alright thank you!
if i rode a 85cc dirtbike couple of times, for a first dirtbike for a 6'3 adult would this be a good choice?
That depends on what you want to do and where you want to go. This bike is good for general purpose off-road trail riding. The suspension isn’t as good as a race bike. If I’m on my own and just cruising around off-road, it is great. But when I’ve tried to find follow people on new 250 and 450 motocross bikes, it is really hard to keep up.
hoohoohoblin I hear ya well I just wanna get into this whole riding dirt bike / quad stuff so I guess for beginners it’s not bad, idk how well I would fit on it though lol
Hi, thanks for the video. I just bought one of these. Can you lead me to your oil change video please? I tried...can't find it.
Honda CRF150F Oil Change th-cam.com/video/FOhg0Ojnqjc/w-d-xo.html
Just bought myself a crf150f
+Josh Boomhour Excellent choice. It's a great bike.
+hoohoohoblin ya I love it so much fun
Is it good for a 15 year old boy?
THE SHADOW Yes, depending on how tall he is. My son is 13 and about 5 foot 7, and this bike works well for him.
Is anyone making a low seat height dirt/trail bike with good power (125+cc 2 stroke or 250+cc 4 stroke)? I think everything made these days has motocross type suspension which is way overkill for the trails and only raises the center of gravity to make it less fun in the tight stuff. I'll probably end up coming across a decent mid-late 70s mxer, but good ones are fetching pretty big prices these days.
+sideskraft that is a good question. I don’t think so. I think even short guys get used to riding tall bikes because they need the extra suspension to suck up the bumps
. I know that you can lower the forks in the triple trees to lower the front end of the bike, and there is probably something you can do to lower the back end as well, but it would change the steering geometry.
How much did you get that for because I kind of want to sell mine
I paid $1100 for it a few years ago.
You should change the oil once a month
im 5' 1/2'', Will tis fit? (Small/norm wheel) Or should i get CRF100F BW?
I think you could manage it. My son is around 5 foot 4 and does fine with it.
*****
might need to make a little wood platform tho. Im like 150Lbs tho. I can handle the weight, but idk about height
*****
well guess what? I go my height today and im actually 5' 3''. So thanks now i know what bike i want ! :D
if honda, crf125f. you need to be able to flat foot when trail riding or you will tip over to easy because of the weight of the 150f.
Kyle Johnson
dude lol im actually 5' 3'' i measured wrong but i want a 150 because i can touch almost flat
So how tall is your child? I’m 5’3 and 100 pounds. Would this work for me? (I’m a dude teen btw not a woman lmao)
He was over 5 foot six when we bought the bike. You’ll want to sit on it and see how far the reach to the ground is. You can probably get it with your tiptoes.
Is this bike 2 stroke or 4 stroke?
4 stroke. It is green-sticker legal in California.
That bike is a good bike
You’re right.
Hey I had a ttr 125 and it was a pretty good bike but got small so I sold it and i am interested in a crf150f does it have enough power? I like a bike where I can roost my friends back when they spray me on there 85 two strokes and I am 5'8 and I was wondering if I could tighten the suspension where it could fit me so I can tippy toe a little bit?? Or should I move to a crf230f??
+caleb brightwell You probably want a CRF150R rather than a CRF150F. The R model is 48 pounds lighter than the F model, and it has a higher compression engine for more power. Here is a video of a 2-stroke honda 85 vs a CRF150R. th-cam.com/video/neUqVJFCZiI/w-d-xo.html
I'm 3'6". Would this be a good bike for me?
+Blades Never Die If you are under 4 feet tall, you'll have to stick to kids bikes. There are some pretty good 50 cc bikes. Or you could get a more powerful small quad to tear up the trails with.
+hoohoohoblin it's a joke. I'm 5'8"
+hoohoohoblin btw, I'll be getting this bike soon. Great review
Liked this purely for the hilarious joke in the middle
Thanks!
do 2014 models have a kick starter and electric starter
I think they only have electric start.
I'm 13 5ft 3 and was wandering if this would fit me good
It would be a bit of a reach to the ground, but you could do it.
+hoohoohoblin ok thx
+hoohoohoblin ok thx
+hoohoohoblin ok thx
+hoohoohoblin ok thx
im 5"3 and 110 pounds, would this fit me?
Yes. It might be a little bit hard to reach the ground, but this one is lower than most dirt bikes.
hoohoohoblin, thanks for your feedback :)
I'm 5 1 12 years old would this bike be to big
+Kaden Druse I think you could handle it. It might be a little tall, and you might have to be on your tiptoes at stops. It is possible to lower the fork legs to make the front end shorter until you grow.
5112 YEARS OLD OMG
Donde esta la moto
Hi! I'm 4'11. Would I be able to ride this bike?
please reply
+Foint Gaming Maybe. It would be a long reach to the ground, so putting your foot down at a stop would be tricky. The seat height is around 30 inches.
+hoohoohoblin OK thanks
+hoohoohoblin I thought the seat height was 30 for the crf100 and 32.5 for the 150f
it's good for people who are 5 foot tall
Is this a 2004
Does it have a clutch?
Yes
do the post 2006 also have a kick start
+Joshua Dealy I don't think so. I know they went to electric start only at some point, but don't remember what year it was.
yeah you said that they started it in 2006 in the video 1:02
how tall do you need to be to ride this
The seat height is 32 1/2 inches. My son is 5 foot 5, and he does fine on it.
2 stroke or 4 stroke
4 stroke.
I have a 2004 Honda crf150f right now in 2023 😂
How much of a power difference is there between the 150F and the 150R?
I'm no expert but 150fs have 12-13 HP a 150r has 20-21hp so its basicly a 200cc bike but with a 150cc motor on roids
the 150r has tons and tons of power. its a race 4 stroke bike and will need valve adjusting and rebuilds allot
The crf150f IS INDEED a motocross bike
Margaret Bushee You can buy a lot of hot rod racing parts for it.
I’m a little late on this comment.. but the crf150f doesn’t even compare to a motocross bike.
You are for sure thinking of the CRF150R.
Does this have a rev limiter?
I think so. It has electronic ignition, so a rev limiter should be built in.
Im 5.4 and would i fit it?
Maybe. It would be a long reach to the ground, but a lot of pro motocrossers are short guys.
My son is five foot five and he does ok. He is the one riding it in the video.
How much do these bikes go for?
We paid $1,100 for this one.
***** I looked around and saw them for over $5,000 here in Australia, did you buy a used bike?
My parents bought me one and it cost $5500 and damn it's fun the only thing I don't like is that it's not loud at all mines a 2014 one to
Kinged I got my 05 crf150f for $1000 and had no problems so far after about 2 months so you should be able to get a nice one remotely cheap if you didnt already
rowher flats?
Yes!
But is it fast?
Noooooo!
Mine has 2 vavles for tire?
One of them is a rim locker. It keeps your tire on the rim if it gets a flat.
I’m 5,2 would I fit on one
Probably. You might have to be on your tiptoes though.
@@hoohoohoblin yeah and I’m not getting one now it will be next yr probably
People race those bikes but they are considered 1 step below racing
one a year oil change?
Depends on how often you ride it and how many miles you put on it.
***** I heard you do it every month or 10 hours of use to tighten the chain every two rides and airfilter you just wash after every ride do that and this thing will last you till you get kids lol
I’m 5-2 can I fit on this
I don’t know. It will probably be a little bit tall for you, but it is pretty low for a dirtbike.
nice got 1
Cool. It's a great motorcycle.
what cc
+Brakenbros BB 150 cc
The bike is a trail bike. But great review
Yes, it is definitely a trail bike. There are people who sell hotrod motocross parts for it, but it really is best for trail riding. I bought it because they're so reliable and run forever without problems. And it's a lot of fun to ride and easy to haul.
Cartwright Mountains
You should have got the crf150 r it’s so much better
Ayden Groves
no audio?
but they are pefect trail bikes
+DBZ STUFF True! They're super rugged and reliable and run forever, but don't have the suspension travel, power or light weight of a race bike.
whatr if im 13 and 6 ft
You may be a little too tall and need a bike with bigger wheels. You could look for a crf230f, which is the same engine with a bigger cylinder and bigger wheels.
2006 Bike is way better, Electric start and a better running motor with more power.
I am 15 and my dad thinks this bike is to strong and he won't buy me one.I already own a 80cc yamaha bike
I think it would be OK. My son is 12, and he does fine on it.
It's a 4 stroke so almost all rider will be abele to ride this
That’s with the r version
It’s a 2004
I want to get my girlfriend this bike. And no, you cannot have her number! lol
She'll love it!
***** Shoot! I have a feeling that I will really love that bike too! I ride a 370lb DR650 like a dirtbike, and I am itching to get into some tighter more technical terrain that i cannot go on riding the big pig
You will! Remember that they also made a 230cc version that is the same but has more power. They also made a street legal 230 version.
Yeah, I was looking at those too, but they are a bit tall for her. Only 2 inches taller seat height, but that would be the difference of her being comfortable trying to learn to ride a dirt bike or not since it might make her a bit more unsure feeling when it comes to putting a foot down and balancing. The 230 would be great for me, but not for her.
): everything's so expensive in Australia $2500-$ 5000 ):
+MCnugget MCnugget Sorry to hear that!
I'm 12 5'4 should I get a big or small wheel
You change your oil once a year!!! That could not be healthy