A crf150f is a basic trail bike not suited for Motocross and for younger riders around 11 years of age depending upon height. A crf150r is a mx race bike with suspension and motor suited to race. The rb is the big wheel version of the bike.
To further explain the previous answer it goes a little deeper than one is a motocross be and one is a trail bike. The biggest difference is the f is air cooled and the r is water cooled. The f makes about 11 hp the r makes 22 hp. The r requires much more maintenence piston, rings, wrist pin, and circlips every 6 races. Oil changes every few hours with valve lash inspection after each. So to sum it all up it boils down purpose. If you are going to ride in the back yard definatly go with the f. If the track is in your futurethan the r is the way to go. The r is also not a beginner bike so if new to bikes go with the f.
my stock crf 150 does 112mph.
the difference between the Honda CR and CRF is that the CR is a two stroke bike, while the CRF is a 4 stroke bike.... the F stand for four stroke
my crf 150 is fully modified up n hits about 110mph
i have a 08 crf 150 and it goes upwards of 110 kmph if it helps
honda crf 150 f. they make two the 150 f and the 150 r the r is very fast and is not a good first motorcycle for anyone but the 150f is a very mellow fun bike
The CRF 150 is a motorbike produced by Honda. Images of this bike and a variety of others can be found on the website BikePics, which offers dozens of photographs of the CRF from many different owners.
The oil capacity of a 2004 Honda CRF 150 is one liter of oil. This is equal to 1.1 quarts of oil.
Stock, a CRF 150F will do around 60 mph while a CRF 150R will probably go a bit past 70 mph.
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42 inches approx.
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