MXA HEAD-TO-HEAD SHOOTOUT VIDEO: 2021 HONDA CRF450 VS. HUSKY FC450
Which one should you buy? We break down the details and give you our opinion on the bikes in this MXA Head-to-Head Shootout video
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We have the most accurate Honda motocross bike tests going back to the mid 2000s, with setup tips and tricks that you will not find any place else.
Which one should you buy? We break down the details and give you our opinion on the bikes in this MXA Head-to-Head Shootout video
The 2021 CRF250 doesn’t shine in any area of the power curve. It is lethargic off the bottom, needs a wake-up call in the midrange and doesn’t take off until the upper echelons of the powerband.
They look so lovely under studio lights, but getting them to that point is fraught with peril and imperiled by fraught
When Honda’s aluminum frame was in its teething stages it was jaw breaker rigid. Looking back, was it the way to go?
Various CRs and CRFs parts make 2008 Service Honda CR500AF sound like Frankenstein’s bike, but on the stand it looks like it was meant to be.
After an aborted attempt to jump from Team Suzuki to Team Honda in the middle of the 1997 season, Mike finally got his wish for the 1998 season
This is a classic example of all that can go wrong with a hopped-up bike—and spending a bundle of money doesn’t always make a bike better
Justin Barcia’s Geico 2012 Honda CRF250 ripped, the brakes were sensitive and the suspension was set up for a 144-pound man-child.
Time has a way of blurring the rear-view vision of motocross fans. What’s better a 2004 Honda or 2004 Yamaha? We not surprised that you don’t know the correct answer
The CRF450 was the first production 450 motocross bike to break the 60-horse barrier. For comparison, the 2015 Honda made 53.03 horsepower. The “slower is better” philosophy was old news
Short of making it happen at gunpoint, the easiest way to get your hands on a works bike is to be Daytona winner or an MXA test rider
The 2021 Honda CRF450 is all-new from head-to-toe. Learn our initial impressions about the bike here
The MXA Wrecking Crew shakes down the 2021 Honda CRF250
There is a lot to be learned from the BWR Honda team. They are the most creative privateer team on the Supercross circuit
Had Troy listened to his old buddies, his racing gear might have been on the podium for someone else’s team, but he lived his Frank Sinatra dream and did it his way
The 2005 CR125 was much faster than the 2004 model. In fact, was competitive with the rest of the 125s. As for the 250Fs, let’s not get too greedy
If you’re in the market for a 2021 dirt bike, Honda is ready, willing and able to sell you whatever you want
Everything you want to know about the CRF450 in the video above
With the word that Geico might pull out of motocross, we thought we take a look back at one of their great bikes and riders
We get the inside secrets from FMF, Pro Circuit, Factory Honda, Planet Honda and did our own R&D to make the 1999 CR250 as good as it could be
Come on Honda, bring back two-strokes! We still love them
A special kit designed to transform a motocross bike into a freestyle bike. First step, buy hacksaw
The well traveled history of a 2005 Honda CR125 & what’s planned for it next
A scary fast bike that only the gifted could ride
One small step backwards and one giant leap forward
The 2005 CR250 should have dug a trench at low rpm, but instead of going “braapp” it went “wahhhhh.” On the positive side, it’s no longer a “wah, wah, wah” engine, just one “wah” in ’05
When BBR gets done massaging the CRF150, iti becomes the most expensive Honda CRF150F four-stroke play bike ever built
We like testing Windham’s race bikes just as much as we like him. Why? Kevin has a real world racing setup that doesn’t take a Greek god to ride
We take a look back to Honda’s 2004 CR250 two-stroke. It had the third generation aluminum frame and strange electronic powerband feel. Do you remember?
Once a new bike, then a forgotten relic, then a barn find and now we are are racing it