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Tuesday, May 10, 2005

e' sporean blogs: Honda CRF150F vs Honda CBR150

Am going bike shopping with ismail soon... in the mean time.. i have 2 bikes that i am in favour with.. CRF150F and CBR150... still not able to make up my mind on which bike is better or which would look better when i ride on it... didnt know dat choosing a bike would be as difficult as choosing a wife.. no wonder they said bikes is a riders girlfriend... now i begin to understand the logic of that part.. not all but part of it.. well anyway... "someone" commented... i will not say who... may the person own up himself...

"Kalau bawak scram.. nak kena pakai pouch.. pasal kalau perut buncit bawak scram tak lawa..."

Haha.. mulut tak der insurance.. tak per.. nari hari kau kena kan aku.. nanti lain hari aku nyer turn lak... hahaha...

Anyway.. Here's the 2 bikes.. maybe u guys can help me out by commenting... thanks

Honda CRF150F


CRF150F
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Technical Specifications
Engine: 156.8cc air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke
Bore and Stroke:63.5mm x 49.5mm
Compression Ratio:9.1
Valve Train:SOHC; two-valve
Carburetion:24mm piston-valve
Transmission:Five-speed
Final Drive:#520 O-ring-sealed chain; 13T/48T
Front Suspension:35mm leading-axle Showa fork; 231mm travel
Rear Suspension:Pro-Link Showa single shock; 224mm travel
Front Brakes:Single 240mm disc
Rear Brake:Drum
Front Tire:70/100-19
Rear Tire:90/100-16
Wheelbase:1326mm (52.2 in.)
Seat Height:826mm (32.5 in.)
Dry Weight:98 kg. (216 lb.)
Fuel Capacity:8.3 L (1.8 Imp. gallons)

Features

Engine
Dependable 156.8cc single-cylinder air-cooled four-stroke engine produces smooth,
easy-to-use power that's ideal for recreational riders.
24mm carburetor offers excellent throttle response.
Ultra-reliable CD ignition never needs maintenance.
Primary kickstarting permits easy starting in any gear.
Heavy-duty clutch offers smooth engagement and durability.
Smooth-shifting five-speed transmission.

Chassis/Suspension
Lightweight semi-double-cradle high-tensile steel frame.
35mm leading-axle Showa front fork offers 231mm of compliant suspension travel.
Pro-Link(r) rear suspension with box-section aluminum swingarm.
Heavy-duty Showa rear shock offers 224mm of travel.
Powerful 240mm front disc brake.
Lightweight rear drum brake.

Additional Features
Snail-type chain adjusters for easy maintenance.
Durable body components.
8.3-litre fuel tank and thrifty four-stroke engine for long range.
High-impact plastic skidplate for undercarriage protection.
Motocross-style seat is low, comfortable and allows maximum rider movement.
Cleated, folding and self-cleaning footpegs offer secure footing.
Folding shift lever and brake pedal tips.
Fork boots keep dirt and moisture away from fork seals.
Durable steel sprockets.
Washable, reusable foam air filter.
Quiet, USDA-qualified spark arrester/muffler.
Keyed ignition switch.
Honda CRF racing-inspired colors and graphics

Honda CBR150


CBR150
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Technical Specifications

Engine type 4 Stoke Single Overhead Camshaft 4 Valve
Displacement 149.4 cc
Bore * stroke 63.5 x 47.2 mm.
Ignition 11 : 1
Transmission 6 Speed
Overall Size 652*1910*1065 mm.
Weight 115 kg.
Suspension
Front Telescopic
Rear Monochoke
Brakes
Front Disc 276 mm.
RearDisc 220 mm.
Tires
Front 80/90-17 M/C 44P (Tubeless)
Rear 100/80-17 M/C 52P (Tubeless)
Fuel Tank 10 L.
Fuel Octane 91

1 comments


he' blogs @ 11:02 PM

1 Comments:

Definitely the CBR150 bro.... you're not going to ride a CRF on tarmac right??

check out my CBR150R website at http://cbrclub.multiply.com

By  Anonymous, at May 18, 2005 7:31 PM  

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