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Yamaha 2009 YZ250 Two Stroke

Yamaha’s legendary two-stroke is more potent than ever with a light aluminum frame housing a patented YPVS Power equipped engine that delivers great power-to-weight ratio. YZ250 is ready to race out of the crate complete with ProTaper aluminum handlebar, titanium footpegs, gripper seat and Excel rims.

Key Features:

Our legendary two-stroke Supercross winner is more potent than ever. A light, aluminum frame housing a patented YPVS® Power valve-equipped ripper of an engine results in an awesome power-to-weight ratio. Ready to race out of the crate, complete with a ProTaper® aluminum handlebar, titanium footpegs, gripper seat and Excel rims.

New for 2009:

Dunlop D742A front tire has an innovative knob pattern for excellent grip and handling. New seat cover has great grip and more durability, and it’s easy to clean. Premium drive chain has gold colored plates for outstanding looks. Front brake hose clamp is now aluminum, greatly reducing its weight.

Engine:

249cc liquid-cooled reed-valve-inducted two-stroke engine is lightweight, compact and features an incredibly wide, hard-hitting powerband. Patented YPVS® power-valve system combines crisp, hard-hitting, bottom-end acceleration with strong midrange and eye-opening top-end. Special-design carbon fiber reed-valve petals improve throttle response and engine performance across the entire rpm range. Smooth-shifting, five-speed, close-ratio transmission with heavy-duty, multiplate clutch. Primary kickstarter ensures smooth, easy starting action and reduced weight. Large-capacity radiator features a ten-row core with four louvers for maximum cooling efficiency. 38mm Keihin® PWK carburetor with power jet and throttle position sensor (TPS) ensures precise fuel/air mixing and extra-crisp throttle response throughout the powerband. Digital CDI ignition system delivers precise spark for faster, stronger response anywhere in the powerband. Trick, works-style clutch lever features race-spec barrel adjuster for on-the-fly adjustability.

Chassis/Suspension:

YZ250F-style front-brake caliper and wave type front and rear discs minimize unsprung weight and provide excellent stopping power. The KYB® 48mm forks feature the Speed-Sensitive System that uses piston speed to control damping force for super-precise handling and a smooth ride. A carefully engineered, advanced aluminum frame and swingarm give the YZ250 the best handling in the 250 class. Removable aluminum rear subframe constructed of square- section tubing for reduced weight. Rear, fully adjustable KYB® shock features a super-light titanium shock spring and reduced-friction Kashima coating of internals. 12.4 inches of travel, separate adjusters for high- and low-speed compression damping, and a full lock oil rebound system for increased comfort all add up to fantastic rear wheel control and a sweet ride. Lightweight 21-inch front and 19-inch rear Excel rims provide exceptional durability and help reduce unsprung weight for optimal suspension performance and handling. Tapered rear wheel spacers ease sliding the rear wheel into place for quicker tire changes. Premium Dunlop® knobbies offer race-spec traction and wear.

Additional Features:

Wide, cleated, folding titanium footpegs are lightweight and provide excellent comfort, grip, and ground clearance. Special-design “gripper” type seat and fuel tank, forward-canted steering crown and low handlebar provide excellent movement and more comfortable ergonomics for riders. Wide-diameter fuel tank cap ensures easier usage, while larger tank opening means faster, hassle-free refueling. Wide-diameter fuel tank cap ensures easier usage, while larger tank opening means faster, hassle-free refueling. Use of light, box-head bolts throughout the chassis eases maintenance while reducing weight and increasing performance. Repackable exhaust silencer. Durable, comfortable handlebar grips.

Read more about the 2009 YZ250 on the Yamaha web site.

http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/products/modelhome/30/0/home.aspx

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