Machines

Inspired by the factory Honda HRC Progressive machines of Jett and Hunter Lawrence, the CRF450RWE is a purpose-built race weapon, for riders seeking the ultimate motocross machine. The “WE” stands for Works Edition, and this model’s long list of top-shelf components—most of which come straight from the team’s partners—make the CRF450RWE the closest thing to the machines that sit proudly under the factory tent.

Already a hit with customers and the media after just one year on the market, the CRF250RWE is a very competitive option right off the showroom floor. Inspired by the Honda HRC Progressive machines of Jo Shimoda and Chance Hymas, the “Works Edition” starts with the already-capable CRF250R and adds a race-ready setup with engine, suspension and styling updates straight from the factory team’s partners, saving owners the expense and trouble of outfitting their bikes. This quarter-liter dynamo offers an unbeatable combination of handling, power and agility.

A purpose-built race weapon, the 2025 CRF450RWE is for riders seeking the ultimate motocross machine, with championship-proven component upgrades. From the top step of the podium, straight to the showroom floor, the CRF450RWE is a testament to Honda’s continued race-driven innovation.

An all-new model for 2025, the CRF250RWE brings premium componentry to the quarter-liter category. With high-level performance right out of the box, this model represents Honda’s most advanced 250cc motocross bike to date.

Since the introduction of the current platform, Honda’s CRF250R has risen above the competition both indoors and out. That trend continued in 2023, when the machine captured the AMA Supercross 250 East and West Region crowns, as well as the AMA Pro Motocross title.

The CRF450RWE (“Works Edition”) was engineered with the singular focus of winning races and championships. In 2023, it accomplished that mission in spades, taking the AMA 450 Supercross Championship, AMA Pro Motocross Championship and SuperMotocross Championship.