2014 Honda Crf® 50f (100395) on 2040-motos

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2014 Honda CRFÂ® 50F (100395) http://www.cyclecenterofdenton.com/lc/498125PERFECT STARTER BIKE!!!Call and Ask for Sean 2014 HondaÂ® CRFÂ®50F Get Started In The Right Gear. There's a good reason HondaÂ®'s CRFÂ®50F is probably the world's most popular beginner bike. A whole bunch of great reasons, actually. 1st, its bulletproof engine develops the kind of smooth, easy-to-use power 1st-timers really need. Its 3 gear transmission with automatic clutch is newbie-friendly, and its tough suspension stands up to the use (and abuse!) of 1st-time riders. The CRFÂ®50F has features like an adjustable throttle limiter so you can tailor the power to your rider's skills. That kind of thoughtful engineering, longterm overall quality and a whole lot more are what make the CRFÂ®50F a HondaÂ®. Beginner's Luck. A beginner's bike should still be fun to ride, and the CRFÂ®50F is a blast. Powered by a smooth, easy-to-control 49cc four-stroke engine, it's built HondaÂ® tough, too. Know Your Limits. The CRFÂ®50F has an adjustable throttle limiter, so you can decide how much power your rider can use. It's simple for you to adjust too. Automatically Better. With its automatic clutch, new riders never have to worry about stalling a CRFÂ®50F. That lets them concentrate on learning the fundamentals of riding and control. Simple is simply better. Important Safety Details Parents need to consider their youngster's age, size, ability and maturity before allowing them to ride. Designed exclusively for off-road operator-only use. Always wear a helmet, eye protection and protective clothing whenever you ride. Never ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol. *SRP $1,399. Does not include $125 in destination fees. Vehicle information http://www.cyclecenterofdenton.com/lc/498125yr: 2014 Make: Honda Model: CRFÂ® 50F Mileage: Stock #: 100395 VIN:

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