I have a 2015 50f and a 2018 110f and the kids LOVE them. I recommend getting a shift shaft brace for the 110f to save some expensive repairs if the bike is crashed hard on that side. They are GREAT bikes.
I'm a kid. And in the eyes of the society I'm crazy... Crazy? I was crazy once. They locked me in a room, a rubber room, a rubber room with rats in it. I hate rats. Rats make me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They locked me in a room, a rubber room, a rubber room with rats in it. I hate rats.
I bought a new 2021 crf110 partly for the aftermarket support, im also a smaller guy so these 110s fit me well. You can easily build these into serious pit bikes!
Heck yeah, always cool to hear from current owners. It's insane at how large the aftermarket support is for this thing and mainly catered towards adults and not the kids that these bikes were originally intended for which is hilarious! Oh yeah, it's crazy how serious some guys take their builds and some will drop $5,000+ like it's nothing. If I ever hit the lotto, I'm doing the same lol!
I have a Pioneer 700 my wife has a Rancher 4x4 and I want to get my son one of these. Honda makes bulletproof equipment! Nice video thank you very much especially cranking it so I can hear it. I would like to see them add disc brakes at least on the front but definitely not a deal breaker.
Same here bud, same here! There's not many toys where your kid can have fun with it and then after they're wore out, you can hop on it and have more fun than they just did lol!
Is this legal on the main roads + what's the max speed + how fast will it get to 50mpg and what's the mpg? + This should be easy for driving through the woods right?
I'm a 5'6" woman in her 60s, and I need something I can load onto a motorcycle rack by myself, so I was thinking of getting this smaller dirt bike. Do you think the CRF110 would be too small for me for riding out in the desert and in the Sierra Nevada Mountains? Thanks for your opinion!
I think it'd be perfect for that and the auto clutch will make life easy on you. Depending on how long your legs are you may want to put a taller / wider handlebar setup on it but that's an easy adjustment and something you may not need to do, it'll all boil down to personal preference there.
Great video, I want a crf110 but I do have a crf125 I bought used and it’s been a great play around bike. Been trying to learn to wheelie. Only issue with mine is it was a hack job which is why I got a great deal on it.
Thanks man! Oh yeah, those CRF125s are fun bikes to play around on too but if you're playing around with other friends on pitbikes then it can take away some of the fun. It's definitely better for learning how to clutch wheelies up so you've got that down pat in the future for when and if you get something larger. You should keep your eyes open for somebody wanting to move their kid up to a 125 from a 110 and see if you can do some swapping since you're really wanting a 110 and I don't blame you, there's something about the smaller bikes that bump the fun factor up a bit.
Yessir, forgotten indeed! I was selling Hondas when they first released the TRX700XX and they were a flop. I think its price point really hurt it and the fact that it was their most expensive sport quad to ever release and it just so happened to roll out right as the economy tanked. 2008-2010 was a hard time for us dealers, seeing so many dealers in the SE close their doors was a real eye opener to just how bad it was. On the upside though, lackluster sales and the economy tanking led to Honda throwing massive rebates on them and we were able to sell our last shipments for $3,999. The crazy part is, they were still pretty slow movers at that price. If I weren't in fear of us closing our doors back then, I wish I could've snatched a couple up at that price and same story for the half price 2008 CBR1000RR rebates to where we could sell them for $6,999. The deals that could be had back then were crazy with all of the aggressive incentives from Honda to actually turn units. Well, I rambled on too much lol! Sorry about that. Long story short, I'd love to do a nice deep dive on one of them if I could stumble across a pristine example. Sadly, finding one of them in good shape with how old they are now is going to be like finding a needle in a haystack. Hopefully I'll stumble across one though as I'd like to do some videos on units from "back in the day" so-to-say.
@Dylan Phipps well sir you got a steal of a deal. MSRP is $2699 after the additional shipping costs here in Washington. You must be in a state with an abundance of inventory.
My 13 year old is 5’1 and is in love with the white version of this. Would it be too small? The 125F only comes in red but would that be better size wise?
lol too funny, there's nothing more fun than smoking your friends and especially when they're on a different brand haha! Appreciate the request, I should have one up within the next 1-2 weeks on the 2022 CRF150R ;)
@@HondaProKevin Haha yea I’ve already noticed I done a quick video of what I’ve just put on it on my TH-cam. Plan to strip It down shortly and do wheels, seat, swing arm and some other bits.
The CRF-F models come with a 6 month warranty and can be extended up to 42 more months through Honda's HondaCare Protection Plan if you wanted an extended warranty.
I know u honda people r cool, I use to ride a Harley, haven't rode since 2009, I've had 5 surgeries since then I want 2 start riding again, I'm just sick of being on the sidelines watching life go by I want something fun and tame to start out and very light, what u all recommend if I have to buy a scooter to start back I'm gonna do it , thx u all
lol exactly, it's real and there's no denying it! It may taper off a little bit here and there but the pit bike market is as strong as ever. Can't wait to get my hands on another one soon, it's the first time I haven't had one in the garage for a while and I'm missing mine baaaaad!
Technically, the right size for him / her would be between the CRF125F or CRF125FB. However, a lot of people will buy a size down when they're not confident in the skill level of the kid to learn how to use a clutch while also having to learn everything else. Whereas with the 110, it's a lot easier to get the fundamentals down and then move up to a larger bike to where all they have to do is get the clutch down and their good to go. That's the only way I would recommend a 110 for someone of that size, unless they're wanting a "pit bike" to play with and if that's the case, the 110 is without a doubt the best option as anyone of any size, including myself at 6'2 and almost 40 years old can have a blast on too lol! Long story short, it depends on a LOT of other factors but hope that helps bud ;)
100%....I bought my eldest son a crf50 10 years ago and its never missed a beat. Still in mint condition and my eldest who is now 6ft 2 can still ride it just fine! The 110f would be perfect for your sons for many years to come, the engines are literally bombproof if you look after them well. It will last you years and hold its value better than most offroad bikes! if you can afford it and can get hold of one I would strongly recommend it. your sons will make memories with that little ripper that will last a lifetime. if your boys look after it well they could teach their own children to ride on it one day....no exaggeration, they really are that good.👍🏼
My moped (underbone in southeast asia) has the same engine as that and has a fuel economy of around 103mpg (carburator). Those are the same engine as the honda wave 110 sold here in 🇵🇭. Currently, both are available in carburator (wave 110 alpha and wave 110/110r, r=front disc brake) and fuel injection which they claim to have 156 mpg (wave rsx, replaced the wave 110 and 110r). The honda wave is like a more modern version of honda cub.
If you're wanting to ride off-road, it'll be too small. However, if you're wanting a pit bike to mess around on - it'll handle you no problem at all. For your height though and if you're wanting to ride it like a "normal" dirt bike, I would lean towards the CRF125FB or CRF250F.
Heeeeey bud, man oh man is it wild how fast time flies! Do you still have the F6B around or have you moved onto something else? Thanks for checking out the video and throwing up a comment too! Always cool to hear from past friends that have picked up bikes from me. Even after doing it for 15 years, I still miss it.
It's a shame what this rona mess has done to everything! Before all of this, every dealer had them in stock every day of the year but now it can be quite the headache trying to get your hands on one. Crazy times!
Coming from someone that owned one for many years and will be getting another soon as well as someone that sold them since they were introduced back in 2013, I'd say they're 100% worth the price tag. Well, as long as you can get one without being gouged lol as some are asking crazy prices due to inventory shortages from this rona mess so be careful. As long as you get into it right, you'll be able to get most, if not all of your money back when and if you decide to sell it in the future.
@@HondaProKevin I put my $500 deposit down yesterday I found one the last one in New England. I pick it up Tuesday $3105 out the door. I’m sooooo souped for my son for Christmas morning 🎄🎅🏼🤣🤣💯💯💯 Thanks bro. Couple little upgrades to come. Nothing major just the few simple things. Hey should I use a NGK Plug or factory ones just fine. And what oil is best recommend?? Happy Holidays Broski
Heck yeah, congrats on snatching one up so quickly and especially right before Christmas too as these small bikes are slim pickings! Make sure to have that video rolling when you surprise him, I still look back at mine from surprising my little guy years ago with a TRX90X on Christmas morning and there's nothing better than seeing them so excited! You did good on pricing too, a lot of places are pulling over $4,000 out the door on them right now. Be careful on those upgrades, trust me... it's super easy to get carried away lol but that's part of the fun! They come factory with NGK so you're all set there and you won't need to worry about changing its temp unless you start going wild with the engine upgrades. Personally, I always used the standard Honda GN4 10W30 and I beat the piss out of my CRF110F from 2013 until this year when I sold it and it never gave me any issues and still looked good when I'd swap it out. Oil changes are cheap insurance on these things so don't be afraid to swap it out often if you're really beating on it but Honda technically doesn't recommend you do it until 100 miles / 20 hours for the first service and then every 600 miles / 100 hours after that. No problem at all bud, thank you for the kind words and I hope you and your family have a great Christmas. We know your boy is going to have a great one with a new CRF under the tree lol ;)
@@HondaProKevin yeah he’s going to shit. Lol. Yeah he’s coming from atvs so it’s def little different but he’s ready. No No motor messing around lol just simple stuff. Better shifter. Better shifter brace sprocket guard Stuff like that. Rim locks. I’m really good a Researching and then taking everything with a grain of salt making my own decisions I enjoy your vids as well. I have one of the 200 EFI ATV he just got last year on here Ok I bother you enough. Thanks again bro
I'm kinda torn on the all red versus the red / white like your 21. I think if it had black wheels it'd look a million times better and probably make me sway towards the all red.
lol! I've never let that stop me and neither should you, you might be surprised at how much fun you can have on a kid's bike. But in all seriousness, I know these bikes aren't for everyone so I'm just giving you a hard time bud ;)
Me and my dad just bought one And we are going to make it a little stunt project!
It would be perfect mounting on the RV for simple commuting in the woods
Bullet Prof is the best description for this machine!
I have a 2015 50f and a 2018 110f and the kids LOVE them. I recommend getting a shift shaft brace for the 110f to save some expensive repairs if the bike is crashed hard on that side. They are GREAT bikes.
I'm a kid. And in the eyes of the society I'm crazy... Crazy? I was crazy once. They locked me in a room, a rubber room, a rubber room with rats in it. I hate rats. Rats make me crazy. Crazy? I was crazy once. They locked me in a room, a rubber room, a rubber room with rats in it. I hate rats.
@@Bigblackcockkingsloppyif that was supposed to be funny i think you should go back to the drawing board.
I bought a new 2021 crf110 partly for the aftermarket support, im also a smaller guy so these 110s fit me well. You can easily build these into serious pit bikes!
Heck yeah, always cool to hear from current owners. It's insane at how large the aftermarket support is for this thing and mainly catered towards adults and not the kids that these bikes were originally intended for which is hilarious! Oh yeah, it's crazy how serious some guys take their builds and some will drop $5,000+ like it's nothing. If I ever hit the lotto, I'm doing the same lol!
Yeah I’m 6’1 and 190 and I love my 2015 110. All I did to it was new rear shock and springs in the front forks, and bars, and it’s amazing.
@@jamesdecker4166 hey man what did you get for the rear spring? did you buy a new one or swap with another bike?
I have a Pioneer 700 my wife has a Rancher 4x4 and I want to get my son one of these. Honda makes bulletproof equipment! Nice video thank you very much especially cranking it so I can hear it. I would like to see them add disc brakes at least on the front but definitely not a deal breaker.
Great video. Going to get mine in the morning. Thanks for the info!
These things are worth every penny. GET ONE !!! So much fun to go on around on these. Just be careful.
Lol. I'm just glad these things still exist!!!
Same here bud, same here! There's not many toys where your kid can have fun with it and then after they're wore out, you can hop on it and have more fun than they just did lol!
i bought one im 67
Is this legal on the main roads + what's the max speed + how fast will it get to 50mpg and what's the mpg? + This should be easy for driving through the woods right?
Does this have a key?
What changed vs 2021, just the plastic decals?
I tell you all about it in the video ;)
I'm a 5'6" woman in her 60s, and I need something I can load onto a motorcycle rack by myself, so I was thinking of getting this smaller dirt bike. Do you think the CRF110 would be too small for me for riding out in the desert and in the Sierra Nevada Mountains? Thanks for your opinion!
I think it'd be perfect for that and the auto clutch will make life easy on you. Depending on how long your legs are you may want to put a taller / wider handlebar setup on it but that's an easy adjustment and something you may not need to do, it'll all boil down to personal preference there.
@@HondaProKevin Thank you so much!
im67 i bought one
good content😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
I’m saving up for one of these!
Great video, I want a crf110 but I do have a crf125 I bought used and it’s been a great play around bike. Been trying to learn to wheelie. Only issue with mine is it was a hack job which is why I got a great deal on it.
Thanks man! Oh yeah, those CRF125s are fun bikes to play around on too but if you're playing around with other friends on pitbikes then it can take away some of the fun. It's definitely better for learning how to clutch wheelies up so you've got that down pat in the future for when and if you get something larger. You should keep your eyes open for somebody wanting to move their kid up to a 125 from a 110 and see if you can do some swapping since you're really wanting a 110 and I don't blame you, there's something about the smaller bikes that bump the fun factor up a bit.
Can a 6 foot adult ride this around comfortably?
Comfortably?? No.
Wow so cool 😎
Can u make a vid of Trx 700xx? a bit forgotten beast
Yessir, forgotten indeed! I was selling Hondas when they first released the TRX700XX and they were a flop. I think its price point really hurt it and the fact that it was their most expensive sport quad to ever release and it just so happened to roll out right as the economy tanked. 2008-2010 was a hard time for us dealers, seeing so many dealers in the SE close their doors was a real eye opener to just how bad it was. On the upside though, lackluster sales and the economy tanking led to Honda throwing massive rebates on them and we were able to sell our last shipments for $3,999. The crazy part is, they were still pretty slow movers at that price. If I weren't in fear of us closing our doors back then, I wish I could've snatched a couple up at that price and same story for the half price 2008 CBR1000RR rebates to where we could sell them for $6,999. The deals that could be had back then were crazy with all of the aggressive incentives from Honda to actually turn units.
Well, I rambled on too much lol! Sorry about that. Long story short, I'd love to do a nice deep dive on one of them if I could stumble across a pristine example. Sadly, finding one of them in good shape with how old they are now is going to be like finding a needle in a haystack. Hopefully I'll stumble across one though as I'd like to do some videos on units from "back in the day" so-to-say.
My local dealer wants $4600 out the door.. I told them they are out to lunch. Absolutely insane. No thanks. I'll keep looking
Ouch! That's highway robbery... If you're close to TN, I'd check out Southern Honda Powersports as they don't tack on all of those dealer fees.
@HondaPro Kevin I'm in Washington state.. thanks though
Ahhhh... yeah, that's not going to help lol!
That’s insane. I just paid 2750 out the door at Christmas time
@Dylan Phipps well sir you got a steal of a deal. MSRP is $2699 after the additional shipping costs here in Washington. You must be in a state with an abundance of inventory.
My 13 year old is 5’1 and is in love with the white version of this. Would it be too small? The 125F only comes in red but would that be better size wise?
Nah, grown men are riding these things everywhere!
I'm 5'10 and i can still ride mine
You should make a crf150r video. Thinking about getting one to distroy my 2 stroke freinds.
lol too funny, there's nothing more fun than smoking your friends and especially when they're on a different brand haha!
Appreciate the request, I should have one up within the next 1-2 weeks on the 2022 CRF150R ;)
Buying a 110 soon
I jist want a manual transmission
Building a 2020 CRF110 awesome bikes.
Heck yeah! Be careful, it can get outa hand real quick lol! What are your plans for it?
@@HondaProKevin Haha yea I’ve already noticed I done a quick video of what I’ve just put on it on my TH-cam. Plan to strip It down shortly and do wheels, seat, swing arm and some other bits.
Did you say how fast it goes?
What type of warranty do these crf110s have?
The CRF-F models come with a 6 month warranty and can be extended up to 42 more months through Honda's HondaCare Protection Plan if you wanted an extended warranty.
I know u honda people r cool, I use to ride a Harley, haven't rode since 2009, I've had 5 surgeries since then
I want 2 start riding again, I'm just sick of being on the sidelines watching life go by
I want something fun and tame to start out and very light, what u all recommend
if I have to buy a scooter to start back I'm gonna do it , thx u all
He’s not lying 3300$ out the door and sunk 3600$ into bike never touched motor , pit bike culture is real
lol exactly, it's real and there's no denying it! It may taper off a little bit here and there but the pit bike market is as strong as ever. Can't wait to get my hands on another one soon, it's the first time I haven't had one in the garage for a while and I'm missing mine baaaaad!
@@HondaProKevin what else are you looking into? Can you do a video of ten inexpensive bikes you suggest?
that engine needs to be in the TRX90
As a TRX90X and CRF110F owner, I approve of this lol!
Is this good for a 12 year old 130 pounds 5,5 feet ??
Technically, the right size for him / her would be between the CRF125F or CRF125FB. However, a lot of people will buy a size down when they're not confident in the skill level of the kid to learn how to use a clutch while also having to learn everything else. Whereas with the 110, it's a lot easier to get the fundamentals down and then move up to a larger bike to where all they have to do is get the clutch down and their good to go. That's the only way I would recommend a 110 for someone of that size, unless they're wanting a "pit bike" to play with and if that's the case, the 110 is without a doubt the best option as anyone of any size, including myself at 6'2 and almost 40 years old can have a blast on too lol!
Long story short, it depends on a LOT of other factors but hope that helps bud ;)
Our kids are ranging in age from 9-11. Would the 110f be something to consider for the three to share?
100%....I bought my eldest son a crf50 10 years ago and its never missed a beat. Still in mint condition and my eldest who is now 6ft 2 can still ride it just fine!
The 110f would be perfect for your sons for many years to come, the engines are literally bombproof if you look after them well. It will last you years and hold its value better than most offroad bikes!
if you can afford it and can get hold of one I would strongly recommend it. your sons will make memories with that little ripper that will last a lifetime. if your boys look after it well they could teach their own children to ride on it one day....no exaggeration, they really are that good.👍🏼
Thank you
Disc brakes would be nice on these and less weight. Like 130 lbs instead of 170.
is 2499 the price out the door with taxes and evrything or is it with out taxes
That's just the MSRP. If a dealer has to collect taxes or if they charge any fees etc then it'll be on top of that ;)
My moped (underbone in southeast asia) has the same engine as that and has a fuel economy of around 103mpg (carburator).
Those are the same engine as the honda wave 110 sold here in 🇵🇭. Currently, both are available in carburator (wave 110 alpha and wave 110/110r, r=front disc brake) and fuel injection which they claim to have 156 mpg (wave rsx, replaced the wave 110 and 110r).
The honda wave is like a more modern version of honda cub.
Im 168 CM will it be really small for me or is it good height for it? getting it next year so will be like 170-173 probabily
If you're wanting to ride off-road, it'll be too small. However, if you're wanting a pit bike to mess around on - it'll handle you no problem at all. For your height though and if you're wanting to ride it like a "normal" dirt bike, I would lean towards the CRF125FB or CRF250F.
Bought a 22 110f and I put about 3 hours of ride time on it so far. It’s insanely hard to shift. Any advice with that??
I bought it brand new from a dealership
@@tannernimphius8023 you gotta break it in more
Hey Kevin!!! You sold me my Brand new GoldWing F6B back in 2015. We came from Lexington,Ky.
Heeeeey bud, man oh man is it wild how fast time flies! Do you still have the F6B around or have you moved onto something else?
Thanks for checking out the video and throwing up a comment too! Always cool to hear from past friends that have picked up bikes from me. Even after doing it for 15 years, I still miss it.
@@HondaProKevin Yes! I still have it and Still love it as much as day 1.
That's awesome, glad to hear you're still loving her! If I can ever help out with anything in the future just let me know bud ;)
To bad no dealers in Arizona have them in stock.
It's a shame what this rona mess has done to everything! Before all of this, every dealer had them in stock every day of the year but now it can be quite the headache trying to get your hands on one. Crazy times!
No 2023 models due to expected Culljection recipient mortums
lol!
I’m A 13 year old beginner I’m 5,8 117 pounds will I be able to fit on the bike
Number one pit bike!
100%!
I am all in
I like everything on it except the color red.
You can buy a full set of different color plastics for like $120.
Do you really think it’s worth the price?? Looking for my 12yr old son. First timer
Coming from someone that owned one for many years and will be getting another soon as well as someone that sold them since they were introduced back in 2013, I'd say they're 100% worth the price tag. Well, as long as you can get one without being gouged lol as some are asking crazy prices due to inventory shortages from this rona mess so be careful. As long as you get into it right, you'll be able to get most, if not all of your money back when and if you decide to sell it in the future.
@@HondaProKevin I put my $500 deposit down yesterday I found one the last one in New England. I pick it up Tuesday $3105 out the door. I’m sooooo souped for my son for Christmas morning 🎄🎅🏼🤣🤣💯💯💯 Thanks bro. Couple little upgrades to come. Nothing major just the few simple things. Hey should I use a NGK Plug or factory ones just fine. And what oil is best recommend?? Happy Holidays Broski
Heck yeah, congrats on snatching one up so quickly and especially right before Christmas too as these small bikes are slim pickings! Make sure to have that video rolling when you surprise him, I still look back at mine from surprising my little guy years ago with a TRX90X on Christmas morning and there's nothing better than seeing them so excited! You did good on pricing too, a lot of places are pulling over $4,000 out the door on them right now.
Be careful on those upgrades, trust me... it's super easy to get carried away lol but that's part of the fun! They come factory with NGK so you're all set there and you won't need to worry about changing its temp unless you start going wild with the engine upgrades. Personally, I always used the standard Honda GN4 10W30 and I beat the piss out of my CRF110F from 2013 until this year when I sold it and it never gave me any issues and still looked good when I'd swap it out. Oil changes are cheap insurance on these things so don't be afraid to swap it out often if you're really beating on it but Honda technically doesn't recommend you do it until 100 miles / 20 hours for the first service and then every 600 miles / 100 hours after that.
No problem at all bud, thank you for the kind words and I hope you and your family have a great Christmas. We know your boy is going to have a great one with a new CRF under the tree lol ;)
@@HondaProKevin yeah he’s going to shit. Lol. Yeah he’s coming from atvs so it’s def little different but he’s ready.
No No motor messing around lol just simple stuff. Better shifter.
Better shifter brace sprocket guard
Stuff like that. Rim locks.
I’m really good a Researching and then taking everything with a grain of salt making my own decisions
I enjoy your vids as well. I have one of the 200 EFI ATV he just got last year on here
Ok I bother you enough. Thanks again bro
That’s the one I got it’s really suspension
How fast can it go
@@xzv3926 Maybe like 35 or 40
r these street legal
fuh no
I’d love to see disc brakes and big wheel option for adults
Going to have to go to the 125 my friend
@@447Film yeah my 125 is disc front drum rear, wish it was disc front and rear
I like the red plastics!
Damn gonna add these to my 21 model
I'm kinda torn on the all red versus the red / white like your 21. I think if it had black wheels it'd look a million times better and probably make me sway towards the all red.
Personally i like the drum brakes there pitbikes keep them simple!
You've got a valid point, it's supposed to be about simplicity on these guys!
A 110r would be cool. Just come from the factory with upgraded suspension for adults
It’s a nice bike don’t get me wrong, But I can’t get one because every 9 year old and there mommy has one 😐
lol! I've never let that stop me and neither should you, you might be surprised at how much fun you can have on a kid's bike.
But in all seriousness, I know these bikes aren't for everyone so I'm just giving you a hard time bud ;)
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hi
Dirt bike?
Thank you