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Honda CRF description
2011 Honda CRF80F, In Stock Pricing, - As the smallest member of the CRF family to come with a five-speed transmission and manual clutch, the Honda CRF80F is the perfect fit for riders who have grown out of the minibike stage. Its quiet and reliable four-stroke engine has a wide, user-friendly powerband and is difficult to stall, and the easy-pulling clutch lever will have your young rider expertly shifting through the gearbox in no time at all. Thanks to its smaller 16-inch / 14-inch wheel sizes and compact overall dimensions, the CRF80F has the low seat height and comfortable riding position that are ideal for letting smaller riders enjoy the sport as they learn and grow.
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