As long as it takes to get into third gear was the amount of time before we realized that the Honda CRF450X is packing a little extra where it counts. Of course, that's about how long it took for our left arms to pump up also. Despite the heavy clutch action, the 2008 model runs extremely well in stock form, even with all the emission controls that allow it to be green-sticker legal. Out of the box it runs much cleaner and stronger than our 2007 Honda X did.
Read the full review of the Honda CRF450X at www.motorcycle-usa.com
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crazyrhino100 7 months ago
obvious you say but not your words! welcome to my ignored box 666 69
dirtrider169 1 year ago
@Asho66669 thats for head shake not over steer bro
dirtrider169 1 year ago
@BargoRacing4 The 450x is more of an enduro/trail bike and the 450r is a race bike
mrkittycat110 1 year ago
@sifuwould yeah i know :/
poblikecheese 1 year ago
@poblikecheese your wrong
sifuwould 1 year ago
@BargoRacing4 different gearing, different seat, different suspension tuning, e starter, and a odometer are the most noticable ones
EatmyDust1311 1 year ago
@poblikecheese x is not street legal but can be, and does not have less poer than the R, same Top end just geared slightly lower for trail riding.
tepastte 1 year ago
is there much of a difference between a CRF450X and a CRF450R??
BargoRacing4 1 year ago
i agree, i think the only difference maybe the gearing ratios. like on the honda 3rd gear might be a little taller than on the yamaha, but i dont know, its just the matter of personal prefrance. but hondas better : )
RedBullBurger25 2 years ago