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2020 Honda® CRF125F

If there’s one middle-child that’s never feels left out, it’s the Honda CRF125F. It’s designed to hit that sweet spot of no-hassle fun for younger riders and smaller adults. Fuel injection gives it broad, reliable power. The twin-spar steel frame can handle the dings of off-road use. The long-travel suspension delivers a plush ride. And the electric starter and a four-speed transmission give you all the control of a full-sized bike. It may be in the middle of our off-road lineup, but the CRF125F leads the pack in fun.

Features may include:

• RELIABLE ENGINE

The CRF125F’s dependable four-stroke, single-cylinder engine offers good performance with a wide powerband—perfect for a wide range of riders, including beginners. Fuel injection makes it even better and more efficient.

• PROVEN MANUAL CLUTCH

Honda's heavy-duty clutch is durable and helps promote smooth shifting.

• PRO-LINK® REAR SUSPENSION

Progressive linkage connects a single heavy-duty shock to the swingarm, delivering an excellent combination of spring and damping rates over a wide range of riding conditions. This year the CRF125F gets an extra inch of suspension travel, too.

• STEEL FRAME AND SWINGARM

Less experienced riders are hard on equipment, especially when they’re just starting out. That’s why we gave the CRF125F a strong, twin-spar-type steel frame and swingarm that are built to handle the bumps and dings of off-road riding.

• BIG-WHEEL VERSION AVAILABLE

Want something a little larger? Check out our CRF125F Big Wheel—the same great bike but a better fit for taller riders.

• FRONT DISC BRAKE

The front disc brake provides superior stopping power, and the front disc rotor is drilled for lightness and better wet-weather performance.

• ELECTRIC STARTER

The push-button starter makes getting going easier in all kinds of conditions, and its efficient design adds minimal weight.

• KEYED IGNITION SWITCH

For added security, the keyed ignition switch lets you control who goes riding and when—important if you have younger riders in the house.