CRF250X In-Depth Review

[@eveRide]

Man this is a fantastic review! Extremely detailed, super informative, and generally excellent all around. You seriously went over EVERYTHING!

[@mikemacgregor5650]

eveRide ADV he does a great job, first he?

[@TortureTestMagazine]

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[@larryfly3615]

Any new updates? Also channel rebrand?

[@sciencemilitia1853]

#ReasonsIRideATwoStroke

[@markoajduk7096]

@@sciencemilitia1853 You want more breakdowns...This bike is bulletproof from what I heard

[@sciencemilitia1853]

@@markoajduk7096 Cam chain tensioner failed at 50hrs. Piston was shot at 50hrs. Yeah sounds awesome lol. Not! Ill stay with my 250 2 stroke. Forged piston, fat jetting, rich oil mix, amsoil dominator. I get 200 hours on a piston in the woods and start 1st kick and make more power than these shitty blow up machine 250Fs

[@DsmittyMC]

@@sciencemilitia1853 I had a stock top end on my 2008 until last season, and to call it shitty is just plain dumb. For the money they are amazing bikes and I bet you'd change your mind if I kicked your ass on it :)

[@igorkon]

THE best review of CRF250X I found so far. kudos!

[@trevorjameson3213]

These bikes look great, but I think I'll stick with the XR250R! Doing an engine rebuild, even once a year, is just too costly. The old XR engines go for years and then only need a piston and rings, which is not very expensive. Superb review by the way! All your reviews are excellent.

[@minitstop]

I feel bad that I rode my old 150RB for years without doing a single thing lol. I even rode it without oil for an entire day by accident. I've always felt that the 250x was tame even with all the mods...which is why I really liked it. I don't need ridiculous. Not anymore. Oh, who am I kidding. I WANT A CR500. Excellent review, my dude. Very much so.

[@cj64crosser]

If you haven't got a cr500 yet, get one, they're awesome. I love mine😊 they do vibrate a bit, they are unusual to kick, but wow, the torque🤣😂 mine is a 1986 and it is mental. 😁

[@Jack-jd6tj]

cj64crosser lmao watch any person under 18 try and kick it

[@TortureTestMagazine]

HEY! Thanks for watching. See you on the trails :) Nothing has blown up yet but I only have 30 hours since writing this review.

[@estranged85]

Offroad = Xr250 Enduro= Crf250x. Thanks for the review =)

[@10minhappyhour]

Great post!!! Thankfully I am older, 61 years young and only been riding 4 years. My 250x has a big bore kit and is my Lil BillyGoat. It's a perfect bike for me and easy to maintain and ride Thanks for your post!!!!!

[@tristanmcreynolds999]

Rock solid review, you mentioned all of the pros and cons of the crf250x.

[@andybj4091]

GREAT review! Honestly one of the best bike reviews I've ever watched on youtube, and I've watched quite a few...

[@TortureTestMagazine]

Thanks for watching!

[@gabetatlock1645]

That warning went from “take it with a grain of salt” to questioning my entire consciousness. I like it

[@cashm4705]

Probably THE best review I have ever witnessed. I'm just wondering, like you said in the video the Xr250 is good on maintenance and its just a good bike overall. Would you recommend the Xr250 to a 16 year old kid who doesnt know much about dirt bikes and about maintenance? Thanks

[@Biggestshredder]

Cash m do you wanna ride your bike or maintain it

[@TortureTestMagazine]

40 hours since review not blown up yet

[@tartanbeardedbiker6794]

Frickin Jim's Affordable Adventures dead yet?

[@joshgardner7268]

Has it now?

[@fernandocdl1968]

Has it?

[@nipzelving1115]

Yes or no

[@spencersmith5271]

What about now

[@mattu9502]

Great review. Just the info I was looking for on the crf250x, as I was thinking of replacing my old dr350 that I've been riding for the last 17 years with one. My wife would kill me putting that much into maintenance and doesn't sound like it would suit the slow technical riding I do in Colorado. I guess it's time to add a 2 stroke to the garage if I'm going to be rebuilding a bike every winter.

[@michaeldagostino69]

That’s why I like air cooled bikes like my ttr 230 i don’t wanna rebuild and do all that shit.

[@pizzarolls5027]

Hey man, I’m new into the dirt bike scene and have been looking at getting a good first bike. I’m 5”10 175, is this a good beginning bike?

[@jacksonthebarker2339]

this bike a crf250x i won a 04 great bike i am same hieght and wieght too

[@georgehumphrey1566]

Hello, I'm George and a 250X owner. My first Honda and first experience with SOHC. I just finished the valve job converting to steel so hopefully lasts longer than 20 hours. Previous owner didn't understand the importance of a clean air filter that is correctly sealed. I have grown to really like it I can feel the bike is really close to what I'm looking for on power but something you mentioned might help get it. I rebuilt the carb last year trying to fix my rough idle and hard starting problem. (LOL little did I know that soon came a valve job) Well during re-assembly I went with the stock position on the clip because no other mods have been made? I also stuck with stock jet. I also know exactly what I'm doing tomorrow! Great Video!

[@edwilliams8789]

I have to disagree about reliability. 2004-2006 bikes had reliability problems. Honda made cam and valve changes. After 2007 the bikes became very reliable with routine maintenance, presuming you haven't bought one ragged out when you got it. Change the oil a LOT and keep your air filter clean. Stay out of the rev limiter. No problems. I think you do the bike a disservice in your evaluation, though I understand you are recounting your own experiences. I have ridden a 2007 for 3 years with no issues at all. It has shined on Rocky Mountain trails, held its own on a MX track, and struggled on eastern US twisty trails. I think it's a great bike overall, and an absolutely excellent western US trail bike.

[@jamesderoc6717]

why did it not go good in the east?

[@userer4579]

@@jamesderoc6717 Probably due to weakish low-end power.

[@bostondye3736]

This may be several years old but you have a future in bike testing. I wish you the best and hope you start getting more support!

[@TacticalReligion]

THIS DUDE IS GAY

[@TheAneewAony]

The odds of me having perfectly matched valves, seats, rings, piston and cam are nearly zero. But in five years of hard abuse it's flawless

[@stevennagle5367]

Do you also do the regular maintenance and do you think it would be good as a dual sport to get to work then go hit some trails on the weekend

[@TheAneewAony]

@@stevennagle5367 I change the oil way more often than the recommended interval. Same with air. Extremely reliable. Mine has a SIC street legal kit. Very cool bike

[@stevennagle5367]

@@TheAneewAony thanks for the info

[@codysridesreviews2496]

I’m gonna be honest, ever sense I saw this video 3 years ago I’ve wanted this bike. I have probably watch the video 20+ times over the course of 3 years. Just love all the info Ik so much about this bike because of this video. Just an amazing video nun the less.

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

Thanks for this review video. It’s on my list of possibles for next summer. 👍

[@stri-techltd285]

if only evey review was like this! respect

[@ryanwinters4678]

I have a crf250x it's a 2012 with 20 hours I bought new in 2012 no problem yet I spend most my time on a crf230 I take the X out to the riding parks that are close Love your videos keep them coming!

[@kings17court]

You do an outstanding job with these in-depth reviews. Seriously.

[@TortureTestMagazine]

Thank you!

[@MrToeslider]

I recently got one for my son. If he gets bored of it ( which is possible ) I will go through the mods list you stated early on in the vid. Great work.

[@artbmarshall]

Just discovered your channel, hands down best bike reviews on KZbin.

[@TortureTestMagazine]

Awesome. Thanks for watching!

[@vascoteves]

Hello Jim! loved your review!! i recently purchased an 04´ 250X that has probably been to hell and back.. bruised and battered.. the previous owner said he replaced valves with steel ones, replaced the cam shaft and piston. every time i ride it i'm thinking when is this thing gonna blow up?? but it just keeps going and going!!. very interested in seeing how long yours will go.. great video! i am your fan!! a Big thumbs up all the way from Lisbon, Portugal!!

[@claudebeaulieu8359]

I own a 2003 CRF230F and was looking into buying the 250X as it’s replacement. Great review.

[@joedart2932]

Been putting off watching this one Jim but very entertaining as always! I think you sum it well by saying it could never replace the xr though. I just can't imagine giving up the reliability and ease of maintenance of the old xr's and dr's for the performance of more modern bikes. Great review!

[@edwilliams8789]

joe Doyle - Had an 07 CRF-X for 3 years. Rock solid reliable. Change oil a LOT and keep the air filter clean. No other maintenance required on mine.

[@mattmac6546]

What's your best recommendation for a trail riding bike with a headlight? In the 250 range?

[@Brad55102]

I have an opportunity to buy a 2005 crf250x for $1500. It looks a little beat up but I'm mostly worried that I'm too big for this bike. I'm 6'3 275lbs. What are your thoughts? What other bike should I like for? I will make any bike I buy street legal and mostly ride on dirt roads with some light off-roading

[@TNTMOTO]

Great review. This has definitely assisted in my decision between the XR and a CRF. Thank you.

[@TortureTestMagazine]

Thanks for watching!

[@Basshead-j3w]

I’m looking to upgrade from my first bike (A CRF 150r small wheel) because it’s just too small. I’m 6’0 at 150 lbs which is 30 lbs over the weight limit and I can barely even fit on it. Would you recommend this for an intermediate rider/ second bike? Or is there a better Honda I should shoot for? I have my own trails which are pretty bumpy and windy so I’ll definitely need something cushy in suspension but not too powerful. Thanks a lot for reading 🤙

[@joaofariasoares]

Which other bikes are better to have in terms of maintenance costs? I looking to get one CRF 250 R or X from 2006 to 2011. I currently own a CRF230F 2008, but I want something more powerfull and better equiped (suspensions)... (I will not sell my CRF230F)

[@enduroadam4924]

WOW MAN!!! Thank you 😊 this was a very detailed and very well explained video! Great job😄👍🏻

[@TortureTestMagazine]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@mod3064]

Wow, what a detailed review, and clear video. Thanks for sharing, keep em coming!

[@jennifercafferty317]

I read the warning note before the vid and it was honestly funny and nice 🥺

[@paulb2746]

You know your onions, have a real sense of humor, and know how to make a superb video, congrats! I have a 2017 set up for enduro (I am that once a month rider, putting through single track, standing on the pegs...and yes I change the engine oil, trans oil, and clean the air filter every other ride ....its what old guys do when they retire, you'll get there one day) and don't have a fraction of your mechanical know how; but would chop open my airbox and uncork the exhaust in a heartbeat if it made a real difference; What do you think? Thanks for any tips, keep your reviews coming,

[@johnchafin3817]

Love this bike. I ride the woods and was super surprised how good it is. I bought it for my son to learn on and took it out for a quick trail ride and was really surprised at how good it performed. Now thinking of getting one for myself... I know, crazy, right? It is just damn good.

[@riverbanks943]

The only problem I have with mine is it feels more on the heavy side

[@AverageDaveVideos]

One of the best and succinct reviews of anything I have ever seen, literally all in one place. In any event, I was very disappointed to hear about the high maintenance of this bike. I just sold my 00' WR400f and was expecting to buy this in place of it. You mention other better bikes, reliable, etc., could you give some suggestion on models/years? Thanks!!!

[@edwilliams8789]

Average Dave - By a non-California bike. Rock solid reliable. My 2007 has been bulletproof with only oil and filter maintenance.

[@rileyfiscus4127]

I have a 15 year old 250x and just put on a new piston and head because the valve seats weren’t sealing properly. And that was the first ever doing anything rebuild related.

[@bigironjakesd619]

I have a question and need your help! You said move the clip on the needle 2 positions richer. Where will the clip be. Which slot? Second???? Let me know thanks

[@ka4172]

Ok forget it ,back to the CRF230 ha ha! wow i want a review like this on every trail bike i am intrested in ha ha!Best "fast" review of all information i want from a "do it all bike" great review!

[@bryanwillis7726]

Great review. I bought my 2006 250x 8 years ago from a guy that just rebuilt the motor,top end. Ride about 15-30 hours, around 250 miles a year and definitely feel lucky. Last year started smoking at start up so decided to order rebuild kit. Found out my cylinder was 269cc with an 07 R head and SS KibbleWhite Valves and Tie spring kit. Next rebuild might be complete motor, ouch

[@maxophone5218]

hey i’m moving up from a kx85 and i like to see myself as a somewhat fast rider, my two options are a crf250 x and a crf230f i don’t really ride but a couple times a month during the summer which bike would be better?

[@trevorjameson3213]

I think I'll just stick with my XR250R. Great and detailed review, on every point, as usual! After watching your review, I can see no reason to get a CRFx. Looks like I'll just ride the old XR for another 18 years Lol

[@kings17court]

I too have an XR250R, and this review makes me satisfied to own it. You would think the CRF250X would be an obvious upgrade. Hmm, I guess not.

[@brettkovak6344]

Trevor Jameson I agree! I’m an old guy and have an XR 400 I’ll stick with the old bombproof XR!!

[@outlawpat8038]

@@brettkovak6344 came here to see if I should ditch the my xr400r for the crf250x. Guess not. Only reason I was considering is the wet weight is about 267lbs.

[@jonganzer7478]

Okay, this is really a REVIEW, not just another "Hey look at me!" video. Lots of detail, I felt like I really got to know the bike, and you saved me a lot of wasted money. I live in New England. Do I really want a dirt bike that requires $800 a year in maintenance and can go 80 miles an hour on a 5-speed transmission? Hail, no. Thanks for taking time to put this all together and help us all out!

[@paulb6295]

Excellent! Please do a video featuring all the modifications you did (in detail), to the bike to "open up" the breathing and make it run better! I recently bought a 2016 250X and am pleased with the bike overall but would would like to optimize it's performance and get it running as well as possible. Thanks for the great review. It's the best I've seen as far as detail and objectivity.

[@hil7016]

Hey I just got a 2014 250x did they change anything to where I don’t have to like cut anything or rewire anything ?

[@Sonicscrapyard2024]

Great video, can you recommend a cheap bike with less maintenance 250cc to 450cc, doesn't need to be high performance

[@lucasmunn9545]

i have never ridden a dirtbike before and i’m looking at getting into riding and this is the bike i’ve had my eyes on, i don’t plan on riding it hard just ride with my friends now and again, would this bike be the choice for me or do you have any better suggestions

[@monchovids]

Hi bro, I have an 04 crf 240x as well, I wanna do a big bore is there one that you recommend? Or is there anything I need to know?

[@dublinbikereire]

I have a 04 250x about 2 years now and still no problems yet but I mainly use it for the streets

[@Jayarea510]

Just bought a 05 will list videos soon

[@fs..]

After doing a few mods to my crf230f, bbr piston, damper rods & a fox shock, I just wasn't happy. Found a like new 250x, had the suspension lowered and resprung, rejetted and now I can't get enough. The crf230f rides like a log wagon in comparison to the 250x. I'm pretty happy now with the crf250x as my main trail bike and only time will tell if the cost of maintaining it will be worthwhile ..

[@zapekin]

Thanks man the best review I ever heard really detailed pretty much about everything

[@jdivell1]

What engine and transmission oil do you recommend and how often do you change it. A lot of forums recommend Rotella T because it's good oil and inexpensive. Any thoughts?

[@TortureTestMagazine]

Joseph Divell I use mobil 1 synthetic in the crank side and whatever diesel motor oil is on sale at Walmart in the transmission side

[@jdivell1]

Frickin Jim's Affordable Adventures . Thanks! What weight oil on each side? Great review by the way. Just picked up a 2005.

[@edwilliams8789]

Mobil 1 5W30 on both sides. Never had an issue. Check and change the oil a LOT. Keep the air filter clean. Bike is rock solid.

[@teranhughes77]

Excellent review. Considering this bike as a solid backup bike to my 250R

[@isaneterrier6678]

Hy, it is a very good video, with a lot of explanations, and good arguments. And I can understand well, with the google translation. Great playgrounds you have in US. Thanks. Kris

[@kawilyfe6013]

Wassup Frickin Jim.....have any ideas for good modz for my CRF230? I just recently got one and would like to know your thoughts!!

[@docstomp5524]

My dad had a XR200 ‘85 I think and it had DOHC then they neutered the XR for every other year since. I hated riding both when I was a kid but the ‘85 seemed kinda fast to me at the time and it was a 10 year old bike at the time

[@baronburgamot243]

Great review, I'm looking at upgrading from the 250L to the 250X as I want to get more into enduro riding and this review was very helpful and very detailed

[@TortureTestMagazine]

+Mohawkology thanks for watching! I hope it was helpful in your decision making process

[@baronburgamot243]

Frickin Jim's Affordable Adventures It definitely has been, especially you going into detail about servicing and maintainance. Looking forward to more updates on this vid too. Got a sub from me buddy.

[@andrewmesser334]

How's your crf230f doing? Haven't seen it in a while.

[@crcmoto3751]

MAN your voice sounds like everide's! I was confused. Great video, great review, great editing! Keep up the good work!

[@TheBakRd]

agreed lol

[@daddister7471]

Fantastic review as always, Jim! Doesn't sound like you'll be giving up your modded CRF230F any time soon. ; )

[@sirseigan]

I have a CRF250X 2005 and have had it since 2015 and not rebuild a thing. Regular service, big checkup once a year... It just goes and goes even though I have not exactly been nice to it. Either I am one of the lucky ones or it is a catastrophy waiting to happen, time will tell :-)

[@benbobo8330]

Any updates on the bike? I’m looking to buy one

[@moneyhands.t226]

Just got this bike damn near new for 3.100 🤙seems better than my kx250f

[@jvogler_art4708]

I bought a yz 125 and I love it. But I’m finding myself wishing I bought a crf 250 having grown up riding Hondas. I just do trail riding and heavy off-roading and it’s all I need. The yz gives you a complete rush when the powerband kicks in but I miss the even power delivery of a 4stroke. Not to mention I can get a California green sticker for it and ride year round. I guess the grass is always greener.

[@nathaneastham4451]

very good in depth review

[@surfr8]

Great review! I have a 2013 that I bought 3 years ago. The trails I ride are anywhere from sandy washes to rocks on rocks and steep. The low gearing works well for the extremely rocky areas. How is your bike doing since your last update?

[@craighogland8509]

thinking about putting a Lectron on my 05 250x. have you played with one on a 4 stroke? thinking about putting one on my 05 250x

[@srqFF]

I just picked up a super clean 2006 250X. I need to do those uncorking mods for sure.

[@cj64crosser]

Awesome factual vid. Many Thank's ☺️

[@mr.erickullmann1988]

I'd love to see a comparison of the CRF250X and your modified CRF230F. I am in the process of deciding whether to upgrade my 230 or sell it and move to a 250X. I already have a fox shock and a fork rebuild, I might add a piston and a cam. I love the low seat height and tractor like torque but would like a little more suspension travel and a few more ponies.

[@angelfigueroa4890]

I’m trying to make the same decision!!! I would love to see a comparison video!

[@trevorjameson3213]

Eric W Kullmann , that would be a very good comparison, I hope he does it.

[@edwilliams8789]

I own a 2007 250x and 2009 230F. Both have been rock solid reliable. 230F has reworked suspension and carb work. Different bikes for different uses. I ride all over the country. Tight, twisty eastern trails = the 230F w/o question. Rocky Mountains and high desert = 250x. Plush suspension and lots of power. May be the perfect mountain bike. I also own a KDX220 and find it a great compromise between the two. I am 5'11" and 185 lbs. If you are taller than 6' go with the 250x. If you are under 5'7" go with the 230F. If you have $5k to spend and want a "perfect" bike let Jeff Fredette build you a KDX220. Love all three bikes but the Fredette KDX is beyond compare and the sweetest bike I have owned (I'm 67 with 52 years in the saddle). Lots of seat time on all but Overall the KDX is superb. Better than $9k KTM's by far. Just my opinion fellas.

[@mahaniamir]

I need some advice , i found a nice crf450x (2011) and a crf250X (2009) ... which one should i buy ... is 450X too much of an engine !? i usually ride in the woods and may use one per month in MX track for Fun . i think crf450x is low maintnance bike .. what about crf250X . can you compare 250x vs 450x !?

[@edwilliams8789]

Ami_Nem - Easy answer. Buy a KDX 200/220 and have Jeff Fredette mod it for you. For $5k you'll have a near perfect bike that will do everything you want and be cheap and easy to maintain.

[@321Banditos]

Hi, I’m new to the scene and recently acquired an 04 250x; and noticed it already has the air box mod. And I was curious since where I ride mainly has a some water crossings, does anyone with the air box mod have any water problems? If so then looks like I might be going back to stock carb jet and air box

[@johnchafin3817]

What year is it you are testing?

[@kellyfontes7757]

Hello, Where do you recommend riding around Las Vegas?

[@g.simard854]

Thats a review ! Thank you so Much

[@TortureTestMagazine]

Thanks for watching!

[@soundslikeaplan841]

Great video! you do a good job of telling biased review, keep it up

[@user-ys3lo5qd8c]

Very nice report. Looking to buy this one. Need lots of torch in low gears

[@everettfigueroa8495]

This review Was great and details awesome. Was looking to see if You had a review for the crf230f. Been back and forth about which one to buy. Leaning to The 250x but not so sure if I want to deal with the maintenance. I ride with my lil man 8yrs old. I just don't want To but 230 and Then feel like it's to slow and then want 250.. any advice Would be great. 5`5" 180 lbs.

[@Stewbob112]

This was so awesome bro. I really hadn't seen you ride an R style bike on your trails yet, but dude...holy shit you are so god damn fast. There's no way in hell that I could keep up with you if we rode together again. Jfc you did so much sketchy shit hahaha. Also, amazing review. That was so damn perfect. I can't wait to see the day that you have at least 50k subscribers. Anyways, dope video :) Lets ride sometime when you come back home.

[@steveryan6058]

The crf 250x is cheaper to rebuild than the yamaha though, 1 cam and 4 valves vs 2 cams and 5 valves.....so pick a colour or get your best deal. great vid btw

[@levikempson2929]

Well I have a crf250x 2013 I have changed the jets cut the air box all the way open new fmf pipe on it and also a different battery and it literally rides like a dream

[@menace1tb]

HAVE TO ASK WHERE IS THIS??? I ride las vegas that looks alot like this. Looks like Nelson and jean

[@fishnfreak04]

Hey man! Could ya do an in depth review of the Crf230f?

[@rennertvolkers128]

sweet havin you back on yt 😊

[@thedukeofconway4209]

I’m 14 and 6ft am looking for a 250 this is the best one near me new rear springs handle bar and sport filter should I I get it? Is an 07 250x

[@LolliWANG505]

Hey bro I ride in the desert and at the track right now I ride a 2006 CR85RB and i want to know if this bike would be good for me

[@letsgetit3310]

How many miles can you ride on street only before a rebuild?

[@Orvz475]

Will the Honda CRF250X be receiving an Electronic Fuel Injection in the future?

[@gabewilliams5993]

I’m 15, 5’8”, and 140lbs with gear on. I have been researching this bike for a while and would like to here your output on my size to fitting on it.

[@taylorray3153]

Gabe's Crazy Adventures I’m 5’7 extremely skinny as long as you have experience you will be fine

[@lachiestyles8699]

Gabe Williams Productions I’m basically in the same situation

[@colegrayson4631]

I’m 13 6’0 170

[@FrankBrenes1988]

I'm jus 5,3 and I touch the ground tip toeing in one feet

[@overlandlite]

I'd love to see you do a crf230l review!

[@bigironjakesd619]

Also are you using the stock needle?

[@lukecorrigan3032]

Awesome review

[@EachAdventure]

Great review man! I have wondered how the CRF250X might be as a bike when compared to my CRF250L... but I am not nearly that good of a rider so I'll take the slow & heavy little red pig over the added maintenance of a performance bike any day. For the really fun stuff where I need light weight and the tractor factor I have my Yamaha TTR230 :)

[@MrTheJiugo]

Awesome review thanks 🙏🏼

[@mattiasfalt505]

Great video! 👍