Honda Introduces Kids
Electric Motorcycle
H
onda and Greenger Power-
sports have teamed up to
produce Honda CRF-ES, an all-
electric motorcycle for kids.
Driven by a low-voltage
(48-volt) BLDC electric motor
with an inner rotor, the CRF-E2
produces a maximum output of
3.4 horsepower and 18.4 foot-
pounds of torque. Its lithium-ion
battery has a best-in-class range
of approximately two hours
in ideal conditions with a full
charge. The battery can be fully
charged in four hours, or two-
and-a-half hours with the optional
quick-charge system. With an
available spare battery, it can
be swapped out in seconds—a
Greenger exclusive feature in
this class.
The CRF-E2 features a twin-
spar aluminum frame, tapered
aluminum handlebar, front and
rear hydraulic disc brakes with
petal-style rotors, adjustable
aluminum brake levers and
12-inch aluminum wheels with
Kenda Millville K771 knobby tires.
Suspension components com-
prise a 33mm telescopic hydrau-
lic fork and a DNM shock with
adjustable preload and rebound
damping; front- and rear-wheel
travel are 3.9 and 8.3 inches, re-
spectively. Red plastic bodywork
and blue-and-white graphics
mimic those of full-size Honda
dirt bikes like the CRF450R and
CRF250R.
With adjustable hand levers
and the ability to alter seat height
between 24.8 and 25.5 inches,
the CRF-E2 physically accom-
modates a range of riders weigh-
ing 99 pounds or less. In addi-
tion, maximum power output can
be switched between two levels
in order to adapt for varying skill
and experience levels.
Through this new collabora-
tion, the CRF-E2 is available
exclusively through American
Honda's nationwide network of
participating Powersports dealer-
ships. MSRP is $2950.
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VOLUME 58 ISSUE 11 MARCH 15, 2022 P25
A collaboration
with Greenger
Powersports, Honda
has introduced the
electric-powered
CRF-E2.
