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Andrew Oldar
by: Andrew Oldar
Honda’s flagship motocross bike was last overhauled in 2021, which marked a radical change in its design. Sticking to Big Red’s four-year production cycle, the CRF450R is due for a makeover in 2025. A complete transformation might not be the case however, as the Japanese manufacturer’s recently released new design registrations for the 2025 model indicate. Scroll down to see seven images of the next-generation CRF450R and what to expect on its smaller-displacement CRF250R sibling in 2025 or 2026.Related: 2022 Honda CRF450R Long Haul ReviewHonda is known for making massive changes to its ...
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Honda’s flagship motocross bike was last overhauled in 2021, which marked a radical change in its design. Sticking to Big Red’s four-year production cycle, the CRF450R is due for a makeover in 2025. A complete transformation might not be the case however, as the Japanese manufacturer’s recently released new design registrations for the 2025 model indicate. Scroll down to see seven images of the next-generation CRF450R and what to expect on its smaller-displacement CRF250R sibling in 2025 or 2026.Related: 2022 Honda CRF450R Long Haul ReviewHonda is known for making massive changes to its ...
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