Yamaha is rolling out a pair of new all-purpose bikes that have been designed to make commuting, be it on pavement or off-road, as seamless and efficient as possible.
One of this is the supermoto-influenced WR250X, which is about as legitimate as any dual-sport bike you’ll find on the market today. The WR250X offers an unmatched level of riding performance and excitement that very few bikes in the market can provide.
The bike was built using inspiration from two legendary Yamaha models, the YZ motocrossers and the WR off-road machines. But unlike the WR250R, which was designed and built for off-road purposes, the WR250X was built with a little more cosmopolitan use to it.
Whatever adventures you may chance upon with this bike, you’ll always remember that the WR250X is a bike that can take you wherever you need to go. It not only delivers a fun and enjoyable ride, but also gives you everything you need in a two-wheeled, pavement-riding machine.
Find out more about the Yamaha WR250X after the jump.
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Directly descended from Yamaha’s legendary ’YZ’ moto-crossers and the ’WR’ off-road machines, the WR250R is the perfect blend of the best of two worlds.
It’s neither an enduro model nor is it a glorified streetbike; what it is though is a bike that plays on many faces, depending on how the riders want to use them.
The word ’dual-purpose’ is getting thrown around a lot recently, but very few machines fit that description to a tee quite like the WR250R. The WR250R is a machine that offers incredible performance on the road and off.
The bike has the capability to be rolled out to serve many purposes, be it as an ultra-lightweight adventure tourer that can hit the trail without any problems or as a city rider that can get you to your destination as seamlessly and efficiently as possible.
Versatility is the name of the game and the unquestioned calling car of the Yamaha WR250R. Some bikes will offer you more power and some will look a lot more sophisticated, but if you’re looking for a no-frills, do-anything ride, the WR250R will offer you all that and so much more.
Find out more about the Yamaha WR250R after the jump.
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Not quite your everyday enduro motorcycle and not a dirt bike either, the WR250R is Yamaha’s most versatile two-wheeled machine, one that can take you off-road and on pavement with great ease thanks to a highly evolved and easily adaptive chassis and a potent quarter-liter engine. As you probably already infer, the best thing about it is that it can actually go on public roads, so it qualifies as a commuter too.
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Small, light and versatile dirt bikes are big part of Yamaha’s history, but we also can’t complain about their evolution on the streets either and the 2010 WR250X model is a pure demonstration of power in this concern. Nowadays, the engine’s size isn’t as important as the overall package’s weight, handling and build quality and this versatile Yamaha motorcycle does more than meeting these last demands, it actually makes us wonder which category is the most appropriate for it.
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Yamaha goes on producing the WR250F model with more talent and dedication as ever before. Featuring the popular DOHC, four-stroke; five titanium valves quarter-liter engine mounted on a light and nimble aluminum frame, it stands as an awesome off-road machinery, but as you’ll further see, it also features goodies that can’t be passed unnoticed.
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