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Honda CRF150R

Field	Value
name	Honda CRF150R
image	MY CRF150R .jpg
manufacturer	Honda
production	2007–present
predecessor	Honda CR85R
class	Motocross
engine	149 cc, Liquid-Cooled, single-cylinder, four stroke
transmission	5–speed manual
suspension	Front: 37mm Showa Fork
Rear: Pro-Link Single Shock
brakes	Front: Single 240mm disc
Rear: Single 190mm Disc
tires	70/100-19. Rear: 90/100-16
rake_trail	27° 48′
wheelbase	50.6 in
seat_height	32.8 in (small wheel); 34.0 in (big wheel)
fuel_capacity	1.14 gallons
related	Honda CRF250R
Honda CRF150F

Rear: Pro-Link Single Shock Rear: Single 190mm Disc Honda CRF150F

The Honda CRF150R is a racing motocross bike that was released in 2006 for the 2007 model year. It competes in the Mini Class against many 85 cc two-stroke bikes; however, it cannot race in the 85cc mod. or stock class. It must race in the Supermini class. All of Honda's 2008 models are four-strokes whereas in years past, some of their racing bikes were two-strokes. The 150R features a Unicam four-valve liquid-cooled engine that produces power at a wide RPM range. And weighs 185 pounds wet (with fluids). It features fully adjustable Showa suspension, Dunlop Tires and disc brakes front and rear. The CRF150R come in two versions: the regular and the Expert.

The Expert costs an extra $100 and offers several new features specifically for larger riders. These include a taller seat height, higher ground clearance, larger wheelbase, increased tire size, longer swing arm and larger rear sprocket for better acceleration with a heavier rider. All of these Expert features add an additional 4 pounds. This model is referred to as the CRF150RB R meaning Race, and B meaning Big wheel.

Specifications

All specifications are manufacturer claimed.

2007	2008	2007	2008	Model	CRF150R	CRF150R Expert (CFR150RB)	Engine	Engine Type	Bore/Stroke
{{convert	149	cc	cuin	abbr=on}} Liquid-cooled single cylinder four-stroke
{{convert	66	mm	in	43.7	mm	in	abbr=on}}
11.7:1
Unicam
Keihin 32mm flat side with throttle position sensor (TPS)
Solid-state CD with electronic advance
Close-Ratio Five Speed Manual
#420 steel chain, 15T/50T	#420 steel chain, 15T/56T
37 mm fully adjustable leading-axle inverted Showa cartridge fork; 10.8 in travel
Pro-Link fully adjustable Showa single shock; 10.8 in travel	Pro-Link fully adjustable Showa single shock; 11.5 in travel
Single 240 mm Disc
Single 190 mm Disc
70/100-17	70/100-19
90/100-14	90/100-16
27.02 degrees	27.48 degrees
{{convert	78.0	mm	in	abbr=on}}	{{convert	96.0	mm	in	abbr=on}}
49.6 in	50.6 in
32.8 in	34.1 in
11.9 in Brady	13.3 in
{{convert	165.3	lb	kg	abbr=on}}	{{convert	169.7	lb	kg	abbr=on}}
1.14 usgal

References

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References

http://www.amadirectlink.com/rulebooks/AmateurRules2008.pdf page: 63 (page 33 of 49 of Adobe Reader)
link. (2011-09-29 article from PowerSportsNetwork.com)
[http://www.hondanews.com/categories/1108/releases/3678 2007 Honda CRF150R Specifications] {{Webarchive. link. (2010-07-24 article from Hondanews.com)
(August 2024)
[http://www.hondanews.com/categories/1108/releases/4024 2008 Honda CRF150R Specifications] {{Webarchive. link. (2010-07-24 article from Hondanews.com)
link. (2011-09-29 article from PowerSportsNetwork.com)
link. (2011-09-29 article from PowerSportsNetwork.com)

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