The CRF300F represents a notable step forward in Honda’s trail-bike family—more power, better cooling and durability, refined handling, and modern styling—all at the same price point. It clearly aims to be the most capable and approachable CRF-F model yet, reinforcing Honda’s reputation for reliable, rider-friendly trail bikes.
Key Highlights – 2026 Honda CRF300F
- New flagship model for 2026: Honda introduces the CRF300F as the top-tier bike in its CRF-F trail lineup, succeeding the outgoing CRF250F.
- Engine & Power Enhancements:
- Features a larger 294 cc, air-cooled, four-valve SOHC single-cylinder engine—up 44 cc from the CRF250F.
- Maintains the same stroke (63.0 mm) but increases bore by 6 mm (77.0 mm vs. 71.0 mm).
- Includes a six-speed transmission (replacing the CRF250F’s five-speed), offering greater versatility.
- Adds an oil cooler, upgraded clutch discs for better heat resistance, and a larger-diameter exhaust header and muffler.
- Chassis & Suspension Upgrades:
- Aluminum replaces steel in key components: the bottom triple clamp and the rear-suspension Pro-Link link, reducing weight and improving handling.
- Fork settings have been revamped to better resist bottoming and enhance ride comfort.
- Styling and Functional Enhancements:
- Updated radiator shrouds and graphics mimic the look of Honda’s CRF Performance MX line, giving a modern aesthetic.
- Improved practical features: screw-fastener rear panel mounts, revised skid-plate, and adjusted side-stand angle—all adding durability and utility.
- Pricing & Availability:
- Arrives in Honda Powersports dealerships in October 2025, available in Red.
- MSRP is $4,999, matching the outgoing CRF250F.
