Yamaha WR250F 2016 vs. Yamaha WR250F 2015
Yamaha WR250F 2016
Yamaha WR250F 2015
Overview - Yamaha WR250F 2016 vs Yamaha WR250F 2015
Yamaha WR250F 2016
Yamaha WR250F 2015
Technical Specifications Yamaha WR250F 2016 compared to Yamaha WR250F 2015
Pros and Cons in comparison
Pros and Cons in comparison
Yamaha WR250F 2016
The Yamaha now has 69 hours on the clock. The chassis shone, as it did in the first test, and so did the engine with the Akrapo muffler. It is very economical and a lot of fun to ride, because it doesn't overtax and the Kayaba chassis gives a lot of security. What has been done so far: Regular oil change and air filter replaced. The fork oil seals have been leaking for a short time, but after careful cleaning with a valve gauge they are now tight again. Drive set after approx. 70%, rear brake pads replaced, front still approx. 30%.
Yamaha WR250F 2015
Yamaha skilfully brings its very courageous MX concept onto the Enduro track. Right from the start, Yamaha has focused on a real racing bike and has finally left the dual-sport genes to one side. All the add-on parts are of top quality, and the unusual bodywork at the front is pleasing after an initial period of getting used to it. The engine could do with a bit more punch in the mid-range. The chassis shines all the way. With the new WR 250F, Yamaha is once again on a par with the best on the market and can fully convince, even at the relatively high price.
