Is the Yamaha WR250R always in control?
On the 250R, you’re always in control, not the other way round, as is often the case when things get squirrelly on a big-bore.
When did the Yamaha WR250R trail bike come out?
As far as pint-size ADV hardware goes, Yamaha’s WR250R has carved itself an impressive reputation over the past dozen years as a truly mighty midget. Launched in 2008, the WR-R trail bike was designed to meet the then forthcoming Euro 4 global emissions requirements.
Is the Yamaha WR250R dressed as the Tenere 250R?
Okay, so the WR250R dressed up as Tenere 250R proves you can adventure ride on a small-bore machine. It won’t be the fastest ride you’ll ever have, but it might just be the most fun and stress-free time you’ll get to enjoy, especially when the going gets tough.
How big is the fuel tank on a YAMAHA WR250R?
The list of set-ups kicks off with a Safari Tanks 14 litre large capacity fuel tank, which almost doubles the fuel capacity offered by the stock 7.6 litre tank. Aussie brand Safari Tanks have also created a fibreglass fairing that mates to their plastic fuel tank, giving the WR-R a very rally inspired appearance.
How much does a used Yamaha WR250R cost?
Our bike of choice for the build was a used Yamaha WR250R we purchased for $4,500. We would attempt to transform the WR into a competent long-range adventure traveler while ensuring the total investment in the project remained significantly less than the cost of buying a “Big Bike.”
By replacing the stock 2-gallon tank with a 4.7-gallon IMS Tank, we were able to remove the ever-present fear of running out of fuel and increase the fuel range to over 300 miles. The proper luggage choice is individual and personal, and dependent on the journey one is taking.
What kind of sprocket does a YAMAHA WR250R have?
Gearing Options The WR250R comes stock with a 13-tooth front sprocket and a 43-tooth rear sprocket. Gearing choice will depend on your primary usage of the bike and personal preference. Gear it up for a smoother highway ride, but less “get up and go”?
What happens when you remove the screen on a YAMAHA WR250R?
When the screen was removed, the instability disappeared. The WR250R is very lightweight, so the front end is less planted than larger motorcycles. This issue could most likely be resolved with a steering damper . But without this, we found that adding the windscreen may just be exchanging one problem for another.