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Revision as of 19:18, 20 August 2010
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Manufacturer | Yamaha |
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Production | 1975-? |
Successor | Yamaha YZ400F |
Class | Motocross |
Engine | 250cc two-stroke single cylinder |
Top speed | 77 mph |
Related | Yamaha YZ80 Yamaha YZ125 Yamaha YZ250 Yamaha YZ360 Yamaha YZ400 |
Competition | Honda CR250R Honda CR250M Yamaha YZ250 Suzuki RM250 Kawasaki KX250 |
Manuals | Service Manual |
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Yamaha created the very first single-shock, production motocross bike ever. This was the beginning of the Yamaha Monocross machines that changed motocross forever. The YZs of this time were near replicas of "Works Bikes" with their aluminum fuel tanks and light weight, lacking only magnesium engine cases and a few titanium pieces.
1974 YZ250A
In 1972 Hakan Anderson took a YZ250A to the world motocross championship (and finished second to Joel Robert on his RH72 Suzuki).
- SERIAL # 431-000101 - 004104
1975
- SERIAL # 483-000101 - 002759
1976
- SERIAL # 509-100101 - 103405
1977
- SERIAL # 1W3-000101 - 006520
1978 YZ250
- SERIAL # 2K7-000101 - 009850
1979 YZ250F
- SERIAL # 2X4-000101 - N/A
1980 YZ250G
- SERIAL # 3R4-000101 - ON
1981 YZ250H
1986
2006
2007
See Also
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