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2021 Honda CRF450R, CRF450RWE and CRF450RX models get significant upgrades

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Honda has revealed some significant updates to it's 2021 Honda CRF450R, CRF450RWE and CRF450RX models which will benefit from engine, chassis, suspension, and electronic rider aid updates.

Below is the first release anouncing the upgrades from Honda. Honda Australia have stated that the new models are expected to arrive in October 2020.

Nearly two decades after its introduction to the motocross world, Honda‰Ûªs CRF450R begins a new chapter for 2021, this latest version inspired by a ‰ÛÏRazor Sharp Cornering‰Û
‰ÛÏHaving already earned a place on the list of all-time successful Honda models, the CRF450R continues to demonstrate Honda‰Ûªs commitment to winning,‰Û
The CRF450X, which has amassed an incredible 13 Baja 1000 wins, returns alongside the renamed CRF450RL dual-sport bike, both models adding handguards and updated graphics to an already proven formula. Honda‰Ûªs mid-displacement ADV, the CB500X, returns in a new Matte Black Metallic color while the TRXå¨90X sport ATV returns with updated graphics and color-matched front shock springs.

While the focus is on the all-new 2021 CRF450R, Honda is happy to announce that it will continue to offer the 2020 CRF450R‰ÛÓthe production version of the factory machine raced by Team Honda HRC‰Ûªs Ken Roczen and Justin Brayton this season. Available at a permanent price reduction and made possible through an additional production run, the model is a standout option for customers seeking high performance and a good value.
2021 Honda CRF450R
The industry‰Ûªs benchmark motocross machine, Honda‰Ûªs CRF450R has amassed an impressive collection of awards and titles over the years. Rather than rest on its laurels, Honda has gone back to the drawing board for the 2021 model year, endowing the legendary machine with updates aimed at improved power, handling and consistency, with a focus on ‰ÛÏRazor Sharp Cornering.‰Û
2021 Honda CRF450RWE
For motocross enthusiasts who demand the absolute best when it comes to performance, the premium CRF450RWE (‰ÛÏWorks Edition‰Û
2021 Honda CRF450RX
Ridden by Phoenix Racing Honda, SLR Honda and JCR Honda at the national-championship level, the CRF450RX is well-suited for closed-course off-road competition such as GNCC, WORCS and NGPC. For the 2021 model year, it‰Ûªs better than ever, getting the same important performance upgrades as the motocross-focused CRF450R and retaining off-road-specific features like dedicated ECU and suspension settings, an 18-inch rear wheel and an aluminum side stand. New for 2021, the CRF450RX comes standard with handguards and a revised 2.1 gallon fuel tank that narrows the bike width at the radiator shrouds. The combination yields a race machine that‰Ûªs ready to chase arrows and ribbon along trails from coast to coast.

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