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The CRF50, a popular mini dirt bike, typically uses spokes that are approximately 14 gauge in thickness. The length of the spokes can vary depending on the specific wheel setup, but they are generally around 160-170 mm for the rear wheel and slightly shorter for the front. It's always best to check the specific model's manual or consult a dealer for exact measurements.
What else can I help you with?
What is the recommended spoke wrench size for adjusting bicycle spokes?
The recommended spoke wrench size for adjusting bicycle spokes is typically 3.2mm or 0.127 inches.
Will crf50 plastics fit on a terramoto 125?
yes because they are around about the same size and the built positioning is in the same spot.
What is the standard size of a bike spoke wrench for adjusting the spokes on a bicycle wheel?
The standard size of a bike spoke wrench for adjusting spokes on a bicycle wheel is typically 3.2mm.
Crf50 top speed?
35-40mph
What viscosity for honda crf50?
If you are referring to the viscosity of the oil, 10w40 is the suggested viscosity for the Honda CRF50. Also try to switch to Amsoil and see the difference.
What is the spark plug gap for a crf50?
0.028 mm
Where is the battery located on a Honda crf50?
it doesn't have one
What oil viscosity for Honda crf50?
The proper oil for a Honda CRF50 is any high quality 10W30 engine oil. A small engine sometimes right very hot.
What is the spark plug number for a Honda CRF50?
ngk: cr6hsa
If a wheel has 36 spokes how many spaces are there between the spokes?
A wheel with 64 spokes will have 64 spaces between the spokes.
What size spokes do I need for my bicycle wheel?
To determine the size of spokes needed for your bicycle wheel, you will need to measure the diameter of the rim and the hub flange. Spoke length is calculated based on these measurements. It is recommended to consult a professional at a bike shop for accurate sizing and installation.
Where can one find reviews on CRF50 online?
The CRF50 is a model of Honda Motorbike. Honda Motorbike owners can find reviews online at websites such as the Motorcyclist, Dirt Rider and even a video review on YouTube.
