What does WR stand for Yamaha?
wide-ratio gear box
The WR in the name indicates a wide-ratio gear box common to most enduro or trail bikes and stands in contrast to the close-ratio gearbox essential to a motocross racer.
What is the difference between WR250F and WR250R?
Despite the WR designation, the WR250R is not based on the WR250F off-road bike at all—the 2017 Yamaha WR250R has a completely different chassis and motor from the WR250F. So, starting with a nearly clean sheet, the WR250R is a purpose-built dual-sport motorcycle.
When did the WR250 become fuel injected?
2008
The Yamaha WR250R is a dual-sport motorcycle made by Yamaha Motor Company. It has a 250cc (15 cu in) liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke DOHC engine, fed premium fuel by electronic fuel injection. It has remained largely unchanged since its introduction in 2008, with most differences being cosmetic.
Where is Yamaha WR250R made?
They are 100% MADE IN JAPAN!!!! Thats why they are pricy and thats why YAMAHA sended only a few in every coutry for start.. (here in GREECE came only aboyt 40 bikes!!) For example the XT660X is about 400 euros more expensive and its 660cc!!
What is the difference between Yamaha WR and YZ?
The YZ suspension is more suited to faster riding but the WR has exactly the same units, just a softer set up. The WR motor is exactly the same as the one in the YZ with the same piston, cam and cam timing but has a wide-ratio gearbox.
What does the R stand for in WR250R?
Posted January 29, 2017. The R is a dedicated street bike, the F is strictly off-road but depending on your State can be made street legal…
What does the F stand for in WR250F?
In the dirt bike world the F designation has come to (usually) mean the bike is a four stroke instead of a two stroke, such as a CRF250R vs a CR250R or a 250SX-F vs a 250SX.
How much horsepower does a WR250F have?
36.1 hp @
Cycle World Tested Specifications
| Seat Height: | 37.6 in. |
|---|---|
| Wet Weight: | 254 lb. |
| Rear-Wheel Horsepower: | 36.1 hp @ 12,000 rpm |
| Rear-Wheel Torque: | 17.9 lb.-ft. @ 8,100 rpm |
Is Yamaha making a new WR?
Yamaha hasn’t announced a replacement and reading more from their press release, it appears they are going to concentrate on the adventure market. After the screaming success of the new Tenere 700, Yamaha are going to use the YZF-R3 motor and make a Tenere 300.
Why did Yamaha stop making WR250R?
Yamaha says “global production efficiency” is the main reason the WR250R is no longer with us. Yamaha, like most major manufacturers, doesn’t speculate or comment on new models or future product.
Whats better a YZ or WR?
When did the Yamaha WR250X come out?
It has remained largely unchanged since its introduction in 2008, with most differences being cosmetic. Its sister model is the WR250X, the supermoto build with a more street oriented set of tires and sprockets.
Is the Yamaha WR250X a street legal motorcycle?
The WR250X is great fun for recreational Supermoto track time. Being street-legal machines the X and R must pass emissions standards, so the exhaust system on both models comes equipped with a honeycomb catalytic converter and Yamaha’s iconic EXUP system.
Which is better a Kawasaki Ninja or a Yamaha WR250X?
For £3000 you might forgive the Yamaha of it’s shortcomings – but when Yamaha price the WR250X at the same level as a 600cc roadster it’s very hard to recommend it any way. If you want a supermoto, buy a decent one with a proper engine and suspension. If you want a 250, buy a Kawasaki Ninja 250R – it’ll be a far better use of your cash.
What kind of tyres does a Yamaha WR250X use?
Decent Bridgestone BT-090 tyres are the only thing keeping you upright. The Yamaha WR250X is certainly perky enough given its small capacity – the modern water-cooled engine is derived from the YZ-F motocross range. Even a rider stepping up from a 125 would tire of the lack of speed – little more than 80mph is available.