CR85
Honda’s CR series comprises a wide range of cross motorcycles only a shade away from full-blown competition bikes.
The CR85 is currently the entry-level model in the CR lineup, making it a perfect choice for beginners and amateur riders. Moreover, the single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine is the ideal candidate to learn your way around two-strokes. Combine that enthusiasm to learn with a CR85 service manual, and you’ll be able to significantly reduce breakdown while saving a lot in the long run.
Indeed, a Honda CR85 repair manual contains every troubleshooting and replacement procedure provided by the manufacturer, including step-by-step instructions, illustrations, and diagrams, allowing you to confidently maintain your bike and keep it running for years.
After all, since the CR85 will be your best ally in learning dirt biking, the best way to pay it back is to give it the attention it needs — and for that, you’ll need a Honda CR85 repair manual!
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The Honda CR85 is a motocross type motorcycle that was first released in 1998. During the 9 years it was in production the bike grew quickly in popularity. Owners of this bike know it is important to keep up with routine maintenance to keep this bike in top working condition. Our Honda CR85 service manual contains detailed, easy to read directions to guide you through the process. Purchase your eManual today to get started.
The first Honda CR85 was built to impress. It had a liquid cooled, single cylinder engine with a two stroke design. It had a 48mm bore and stroke that put out a displacement of 84 cubic centimeters. The clutch was a wet, multi disc manual that could easily switch gears. It put out an impressive 25 horsepower with plenty of power to get you through a race. The engine was ideal for a motocross bike and helped many riders win races. The two stroke engine design was discontinued for new builds in the year 2007.
Built for speed and versatility, the Honda CR85 was perfect for racing. It weighed little at only around 144 pounds dry weight. It was easily maneuverable so riders could change directions and go over jumps and bumps easily. It wasn’t light enough to be unsteady though so riders felt steady while riding. It has a 1.35 gallon gas tank so you don’t have to stop and fill your tank halfway through a ride.
The CR85 was also aesthetically pleasing for an Enduro bike. It had large tires with single disc brakes and a fully adjustable leading axle suspension system for comfort while riding. The sporty design was perfect for off-road riding. The engine systems was easily accessible beneath the cover so that any repairs that needed to be made could be done efficiently. The seat was large enough to be comfortable but not so large as to weigh the bike down.
Keeping up with repairs can help keep the Honda CR85 running safely and smoothly. Repair help can be found in our Honda CR85 owners manual. All you need to do is to get your repair parts and purchase your eManual to get started. Whether you are an owner of this impressive bike or the owner of a workshop, our manual can help you get what you need done easily.
