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==TZ250F==
==TZ250F==
The '''TZ250F''' heralded welcome news for Yamaha fans when it was released in 1979. A 11kg weight reduction was achieved through further changes to the frame, (despite the fact they reverted back to welded steel engine mounting brackets from the alloy ones on the "E") including a steeper rake and an alloy swingarm, as well as this the bike featured a new exhaust and mounting system, an additional o-ring (from the previous single o-ring) in the header pipe, new conrod, wider intake port and minor carburettor mods.  The primary drive gear picked up 2 teeth to match the 350's 25, the cylinder drain tube was altered. A dipstick was also introduced and the brake [[caliper]]s became cast alloy units like the 750's . Power remained the same as it had since the "D" at 53bhp @ 10,500rpm.  A new fairing adorned the machine which was pointed below the header pipes and eliminated the old aluminium belly pan, a new fuel tank and seat unit appeared, and the clutch cover was reduced in size to a pressed aluminium job (the previous models utilised a cast aluminium unit completely covering the clutch) surrounding just the rear of the clutch unit.
The '''TZ250F''' heralded welcome news for Yamaha fans when it was released in 1979. A 11kg weight reduction was achieved through further changes to the frame, (despite the fact they reverted back to welded steel engine mounting brackets from the alloy ones on the "E") including a steeper rake and an alloy swingarm, as well as this the bike featured a new exhaust and mounting system, an additional o-ring (from the previous single o-ring) in the header pipe, new conrod, wider intake port and minor carburetor mods.  The primary drive gear picked up 2 teeth to match the 350's 25, the cylinder drain tube was altered. A dipstick was also introduced and the brake [[caliper]]s became cast alloy units like the 750's . Power remained the same as it had since the "D" at 53bhp @ 10,500rpm.  A new fairing adorned the machine which was pointed below the header pipes and eliminated the old aluminum belly pan, a new fuel tank and seat unit appeared, and the clutch cover was reduced in size to a pressed aluminum job (the previous models utilised a cast aluminum unit completely covering the clutch) surrounding just the rear of the clutch unit.


==TZ250G==
==TZ250G==
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Colin Edwards rode this [[Yamaha]] to win the American Motorcycle Association Road Racing 250cc Championship in 1992. This model has a [[v-twin]] engine design, a departure from the traditional parallel twin motors that had been used since the mid 1960s. The V-twin is narrower, and has less vibration, so the chassis can be made smaller and lighter. Another bonus is that the design gives more freedom to cylinder port design.  
Colin Edwards rode this [[Yamaha]] to win the American Motorcycle Association Road Racing 250cc Championship in 1992. This model has a [[v-twin]] engine design, a departure from the traditional parallel twin motors that had been used since the mid 1960s. The V-twin is narrower, and has less vibration, so the chassis can be made smaller and lighter. Another bonus is that the design gives more freedom to cylinder port design.  
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==1998 TZ250 4TW==
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File:1998-yamaha-tz250-4tw-0.jpg|1998 Yamaha TZ250 4TW
File:1998-yamaha-tz250-4tw-1.jpg|1998 Yamaha TZ250 4TW
File:1998-yamaha-tz250-4tw-2.jpg|1998 Yamaha TZ250 4TW
File:1998-yamaha-tz250-4tw-3.jpg|1998 Yamaha TZ250 4TW
File:1998-yamaha-tz250-4tw-4.jpg|1998 Yamaha TZ250 4TW
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==TZ250K==
==TZ250K==
[[Image:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-0.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver]]
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[[Image:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-1.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver]]
File:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-0.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver
[[Image:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-2.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver]]
File:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-1.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver
[[Image:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-3.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver]]
File:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-2.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver
[[Image:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-4.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver]]
File:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-3.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver
[[Image:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-5.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver]]
File:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-4.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver
[[Image:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-6.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver]]
File:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-5.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver
[[Image:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-7.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver]]
File:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-6.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver
File:2001-Yamaha-TZ250K1-Silver-8116-7.jpg|left|thumb|2001 Yamaha TZ250K1 in Silver
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[[Category:Yamaha TZ series]]
[[Category:Yamaha TZ series]]


{{Infobox Motorcycle
{{Motorcycle
|name            = '''Yamaha TZ250'''
|name            = '''Yamaha TZ250'''
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