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Honda CRF125F 2026

Trail & family, 124.9cc 4T, US version

Partly verified

No CPSC recall found for the 2026 Honda CRF125F, checked 2026-10-15. Recalls

Honda CRF125F 2026

Workshop card from motoxsports.com/bikes/honda-crf125f-2026/ · each figure as the maker’s document prints it, with its source number; ≈ marks a figure we converted. Torque values are not published: use the manual.

Gearing

3 of 5 filled

Stock front sprocket
13T
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]
Stock rear sprocket
46T
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]
Chain pitch
Not yet verified
Stock chain links
Not yet verified
Stock final drive ratio
3.54 : 1
Calculated, not printed: Calculated from the stock sprockets (research-level inputs)

Wheels and tires

2 of 4 filled

Front rim
Not yet verified
Rear rim
Not yet verified
Front tire
70/100-17
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]
Rear tire
90/100-14
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]

Suspension

2 of 7 filled

Fork
31mm conventional telescopic coil-spring fork
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]
Fork travel
Not yet verified
Shock travel
5.5 in. (≈ 140 mm, converted by MotoXSports)
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · converted from 5.5 in. · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]
Stock fork spring rate
Not yet verified
Stock shock spring rate
Not yet verified
Static sag, bike only
Not yet verified
Race sag, rider on
Not yet verified

Fluids and capacities

1 of 3 filled

Engine oil spec
Not yet verified
Engine oil capacity
Not yet verified
Fuel capacity
1.0 gal. (≈ 3.8 L, converted by MotoXSports)
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · converted from 1.0 gal. · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]

Dimensions

3 of 3 filled

Seat height
29.1 in. (≈ 739 mm, converted by MotoXSports)
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · converted from 29.1 in. · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]
Wheelbase
48.0 in. (≈ 1219 mm, converted by MotoXSports)
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · converted from 48.0 in. · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]
Weight
194 lbs. (≈ 88 kg, converted by MotoXSports)
Research level: Spec sheet (research) · converted from 194 lbs. · checked 2026-10-14 source [1]

Service specs

0 of 5 filled

Fork oil, brake fluid, fuel octane, idle speed, valve clearance
Not yet verified
Solid marks are owner's-manual pages; hollow marks are manufacturer web or spec-sheet figures still waiting on a manual page. Last reviewed 2026-10-14. Rows marked not yet verified are blank on purpose.

Buying parts

The stock sizes and specs this bike left the factory with, each with its source. Take them to any shop.

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Sprockets
Stock front sprocket 13T Manufacturer spec sheet (research)Stock rear sprocket 46T Manufacturer spec sheet (research)13T front sprockets at MotoSport46T rear sprockets at MotoSport
Tires
Front tire 70/100-17 Manufacturer spec sheet (research)Rear tire 90/100-14 Manufacturer spec sheet (research)Front tires 70/100-17 at MotoSportTubes 70/100-17 at MotoSportRear tires 90/100-14 at MotoSportTubes 90/100-14 at MotoSport

In stock at MotoSport

Prices from MotoSport’s catalog of Oct 14, 2026; check today’s price before you buy.

Front tire, stock size 70/100-17

Rear tire, stock size 90/100-14

Prices and stock from MotoSport's product catalog on Oct 14, 2026; they change, so check the price at MotoSport before you buy. Products are chosen by exact stock size, code or oil viscosity from the specs above, known brands first, then price. We have not tested them.

6 part specs not yet verified; see data coverage.

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Riding

Where kids can ride: tracks and areas whose own pages mention young riders.

Gearing calculator

Gearing for this bike

Put your current gearing in Setup A and the setup you are considering in Setup B. Everything updates as you type.

Pick a bike to fill both setups with its stock sprockets.

Front sprockets 8–16 teeth, rear 34–60. Values outside that range are brought back to the nearest limit.

Setup A — what you run now
Setup B — what you are thinking about
Final drive ratio

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Pull at the wheel—
Top speed—
Ratio change—
A —
B —
Taller · more speed Shorter · more pull

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Changing the rear sprocket changes the chain length too. The chain length calculator works it out from the chain you have now, with where the axle ends up.

Ratios are exact. The chain figure is an estimate of roughly one link per two teeth of change — confirm against your manual before ordering.

What's missing

0 of 29 fields read off a manual page.

Not yet verified (19): chain pitch, chain links, front rim, rear rim, fork travel, fork spring rate, shock spring rate, static sag, race sag, engine oil spec, engine oil capacity, tire pressure (off-road), chain slack, spark plug and gap, fork oil, brake fluid, fuel octane, idle speed, valve clearance.

From a spec sheet, awaiting a manual page (10): front sprocket, rear sprocket, front tire, rear tire, fork, shock travel, fuel capacity, seat height, wheelbase, weight.

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Sources

  1. 1
    2026 Honda CRF125F Specifications, American Honda press release, June 3, 2025 (hondanews.com)Manufacturer web or spec sheet, research level. Covers stock front sprocket, stock rear sprocket, front tire, rear tire, fork, shock travel, fuel capacity, seat height, wheelbase, weight; checked 2026-10-14.

Always confirm against the manual for your exact year before ordering parts or setting up suspension. Torque specs are deliberately not published here. How we verify a value.

Your manual prints something different? Report a value with the page it is on; every fix is listed in the corrections log.

My settings

Date / track
Sprockets run
Race sag / free sag
Fork air pressure or spring
Fork clickers (compression / rebound)
Shock clickers (low / high / rebound)
Tire pressures (front / rear)
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