I bought a 2016 CRF150F and it was the only one in stock at my local Honda dealer; I sold Acuras for about 4 years and knew how reliable they were. I've only ridden my new bike about 20 miles in the few months that I've owned it and not yet taken it out on a trail or dirt road. I love the pushbutton starter and choke. Some owners don't feel that this bike has enough power but it's fine for me and I'm 71 years old. I remember riding my college roommates Honda 50 on the Capital Beltway (495) from College Park to Bethesda back in the 1970's and my new bike has plenty of acceleration. For a few years way back when I owned a 1970 Triumph Bonneville motorcycle and at one point used to push into my apartment in Maryland at night so it wouldn't get stolen. I look forward to finding a trail where I can ride this bike to its' extreme; the only local dirt bike club wants $350 membership to join and to me that's way too much money to spend for what you're getting. Thank you for posting this video, love my new Honda.
Damn it looks like you're barely even trying to pop it up. Im just starting to learn wheelies on my girlfriends crf150f and I have to really go for it, rev it high and drop the clutch to get the wheel up. I still have a long way to go though
The reason why it started clicking in the first place is a lower engine knock you're doing too much wheelies and it's running dry off of oil because all the oil is going to the back of the motor it happened to my crf100f and we had to do a rebuild
I hope no one takes this the wrong way but if you keep popping the clutch like that to do wheelies it will burn up your clutch and next thing you know it will slip and need to be fixed.
What gear did you start those in I have a 03 crf 150f and I start mine in second gear I go almost straight up and can't go as far as your really good ones maybe it's the bike idk lol
@mxmaniac150- try it in 2nd almost get to the rev limiter and then pull in clutch quick, rev it a little more then let the clutch out. Also I dought his bike is stock, probly a bigger rear sprocket.
You pop the clutch if you want to ruin your bike. Either sit down in 2nd and pull real hard or stand up in second and lean back. Feather on the the throttle too
Hey I have an 03 crf 150. I can try to upload a video of how to do wheelies if you like. Its not difficult. Hold the clutch in with two fingers amd sit above the rear shocks. Rev the throttle(in first or second gear) but not all the way to the limiter and just drop the clutch. I would start off easy on the throttle and slowly start raising the front tire more and more as you get more comfortable with it. It taks practice tho
can someone tell me how to do long wheelies on this bike i can get it up for a few secnds if i hold the cluch and pop it in 1st......how can i do a longer one?
