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Casey Casper
by: Casey Casper
Honda is going all in for 2025. For the first time since 2002, all of its full-size motocross machines receive updates in the same model year. Back then, it was only the CR125R, CR250R, and CRF450R making headlines (the CRF250R was not released until 2004), whereas this year consumers have options ranging from the CRF250R to the ultra-premium CRF450RWE. The RX cross-country line receives many of the same updates, and for the first time ever, Honda is producing a CRF250RWE. These Works Edition models are a sight to behold and look even better in person than what we can showcase digitally on dir ...
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Honda is going all in for 2025. For the first time since 2002, all of its full-size motocross machines receive updates in the same model year. Back then, it was only the CR125R, CR250R, and CRF450R making headlines (the CRF250R was not released until 2004), whereas this year consumers have options ranging from the CRF250R to the ultra-premium CRF450RWE. The RX cross-country line receives many of the same updates, and for the first time ever, Honda is producing a CRF250RWE. These Works Edition models are a sight to behold and look even better in person than what we can showcase digitally on dir ...
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