2000 Honda XR100R reviews

My son knows his bikes. This bike could be improved, but every bike has its setbacks...but as it stands, you will enjoy your ride! Show less

The best bike I've ridden in my entire life. Honda is a quality bike and almost always comes out on top.... but in my mind they always do. so go and ride a Honda XR100. Show less

This is deffinately the best bike in its class. It is extremely reliable and a great bike for starters. This is my second bike and I have had it for 3 years. I beat the crap out of it and never have a problem. The only broken parts I have ever had were spokes and that is because I didn't ever tighten them and a ride very very hard. Show less

The XR-100R is a great starter bike for kids of all ages, it handles great to begin with and with the power band it is unbelievable for being a 100, especially if it's modified. I purchased my XR-100 about 3 years ago and for me after riding it for 3 years the XR-100 does its job "really" well. So I highly recommend this bike to someone who wants a great Quality 4-stroke bike! Show less

This has been the best bike I have had. I started off with a 70 then went to a 100 and it takes off better, has a lot more power and handles great. Show less

I got an XR100 and found that its stock version was okay, but not very fast. I thought it was fast at first, but then it wasn't knarly enough so I had to trick it. I bored it to 120cc put pro circuit pipe on it renthal twin walls. Put a 3 gallon gas tank on it, put all black plastics on it, raised the handlebars 3 inches, extended the height up 6 inches, installed upgraded carbourator, put shorty clutch, and shorty front brake, and sweet acerbis handguards. Now it runs about 71mph. Not bad, I think. Show less

The (2000) XR100 by Honda is a good trail bike. I have had no problems with this bike. The suspension is great; the power is great, for a 100cc, four stroke. Although it is a different story at the track. I don't recommend taking this bike to the track, because as all four-stroke trail bikes, they don't like to be at high rpm's. It heats up quickly, and will bog down on you above 2,000 rpm's, which is not fun, because you may have to walk it back to the pit, from the other side of the track... For long distance trail riding it's a great bike, if you fit the right weight and height description. If you like high speeds, and you cannot afford another bike, than just buy a new sprocket. I recommend taking off 3, or 4 teeth on the rear sprocket. Leave the front sprocket the same. If you are looking into buying, go for it. Show less

This is a great beginner bike because as most people would say it is small and very light so it is no problem for smaller people to learn to ride on and negotiate trails with. The reliability on this bike is amazing because as long as you maintain it properly it will never let you down and it starts up and runs easily in our cold New England weather thanks to its four-stroke engine. The performance is also greater than I expected out of a trail bike, aside from the slightly soft front suspension it can handle jumps fairly well as long as they are not too big (at 150lbs I can go about 4 feet high without bottoming out the shocks). The last great feature is the durability. I bought mine new in 2000 and have ridden it since on tough trails and off small jumps and all I have broken was the brush guard that was cheap and easy to replace. My dad is a professional mechanic so I must say that helped me a bit as far as maintenance. However, if you are about my size or larger/older (I'm 15) I would recommend a larger bike because now that I have matured my riding techniques I am looking to move on. Show less

I like this bike because it is a good beginner bike and that I can reach the ground. I think this is a good beginner bike because it isn't too big or too small and the fact that it is a four stroke. Four strokes are easier to keep up with maintenance, unlike two strokes. The bad thing about this bike is that the rear rim is a very weird shape, so the spokes tend to snap or break off, causing you to replace them frequently. Now that I have more experience, I want to trade it in for a bigger bike because I like challenges. Note: If you fall off this dirt bike, you won't get injured as much as people with bigger bikes. Show less

this bike is awsom for above average riders. i usually ride mine every day for an hour. there very fuel efficient as well. i suggest you by this bike Show less