I’m not going to go into the details of what the CPSIA is all about.
You can read it in my previous posts as I’ve been blogging about it for awhile now.
But if you’re in business or just a consumer who loves to buy ANYTHING for kids 12 and under then you better read up!!! The CPSIA is a very vague, poorly written, misunderstood law created in August 2008 and about to come full force February 10, 2009. A law written to help protect kids 12 and under from lead in ANY and ALL products intended for their use. Yes all …including motorcycles and ATV’s intended for the use of kids. When was the last time you saw a kid eating their motorcycle or ATV? Dirt maybe…but not their bike. And I bet they’d find more lead in that dirt than what they would find on their bike!
The Consumer Product Safety Commission put a STAY of enforcement on the law
Friday, January 30, 2009, which basically gives the Commission time to sort out all the complaints brought up about the law, but it’s still expected to be implementated. Honda isn’t taking any chances despite what the CPSIA STAY says and has issued a letter to its dealers to NOT sell any motorcycle or ATV’s for kids 12 and younger after February 9, 2009 unless a drastic change to the law, is made by the CPSC before the law goes into effect February 10, 2009.
So…if you want a new or used TRX 90, CRF 50F, CRF 70F or CRF 80F model this year…you better get it before February 10th. In fact you might just find some really good deals right now too! Cause after February 10th, dealers can’t even leave them on the showroom floor!
View Honda’s dealer letter and more on the story here.





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i am a motorcycle fan and i am a collector too. motorcycles are really beautiful and a great mode of transport.*;`
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