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FMX Jeremy Lusk Dies in Costa Rica
…sports and hobbies: Surfing and Weight Training * Favorite: Music ? Hip/Hop and Metal Movie ? Road House???????????????????? Food ? Mexican Motorcycle ? YZ 250?????????????????????Car ? BMW, Escalade, Honda Accord????????????????????? Vacation Place ? Rome * First: Car ? Chevy Cavalier Motorcycle ? PW 50…
2009 Yamaha YZ250 2-Stroke Bike Test
…one of the riders who favors the 4-stroke. The YZ was just too unpredictable for him and the confidence and precise control allowed by the 250F is ultimately a better fit.JC Hilderbrand ? Novice Man, that YZ really surprised me. I haven?t ridden a 250 2-stroke in a long time, or at least one that is…
2009 Yamaha YZ250 & YZ125 First Ride
…that has seen declining sales is far too high, for '09 the YZ 2-strokes only received a host of small changes. Aimed primarily at saving weight and sharing a parts bin with the YZ-F line, nothing mechanical has been changed on the '09 YZ models.The front tire on both is now the Dunlop D742FA, which…
Yamaha Motorcycle History
…lack of interest. This racing heritage and desire for innovation still rings true today. Evidence of this innovative side comes in the form of the YZ-F line of dirt bikes, which were the first to feature a 4-stroke production engine. This continues today with their highly successful YZ250F and YZ450F…
2004 250cc 4-Stroke MX Shootout Conclusion
…with the best spread of midrange and top-end power along with snappy throttle response, the YZF is for you. With our group of varied test riders, the YZ could only manage to win one category overall suspension performance due to its killer fork. Basically, it received mostly third-place votes in the rest…
2009 Yamaha YZ450F/YZ250F First Look
…manufacturers - some having dropped 2-strokes altogether - the Tuning Fork label remains on three YZ buzzers.Little has changed to the YZ lineup, with the YZ85 just getting new graphics. The YZ125 and 250 received upgrades mirroring their 4-stroke counterparts: the new aluminum brake hose holder, D.I…
2002 Yamaha YZ125 vs YZ250F
…over a greater portion of the rev range.Designed for the same mission by the same company, it's no big surprise to find many similarities between the YZ duo. Both share the same suspension, swingarm, brakes, fuel tank and tires. Similarities end when it comes time to fire up these screamin' tiddlers.…
2003 Yamaha WR250F WR450F
…upon their YZ motocross brothers. Rather than mild trail bikes like most of its competitors, the WRs are just a small step away from being competition-ready. As an indication on how important this market is to Yamaha, the WR series now has its own engineering group separate from the YZ team at YMC.…
2002 Yamaha YZ125 vs YZ250F
…Dunlop's excellent 739s. "The lack of power on the bottom-end of the 125 is painfully obvious," continued Hutchison. "It sure is easy to ride that 250 though,? just motor around and do whatever you want." The YZ125, although acknowledged as one of the best 125s, sat longer in the pits than the 250F…
2003 KTM 450SX Comparison
…enough power for the majority of our testers. "The power felt good on the KTM," said our young fast guy, Mikey Mandahl. "It wasn't overwhelming like the YZ or as smooth as the CRF, but overall it was good."One area where we did find a glitch in the KTM was in its stock gearing. We couldn't bog the KTM down…
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