Yamaha TT-R250
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good fun – bulk skids does 135km/h easy on dirt fun to ride around the track, come check out hillston the hometown of toby price and check out the track he grew up on. Show details
Reliable Yamaha 4 stroke – Extremely reliable 4 stroke. No radiators to worry about getting damaged or water pumps / hoses failing. Has bonus of electric start as well as kick start. Can be licensed (mine is) to allow you to ride legally to your offroad destination or down the street to the shops. Great fuel economy being only 250cc. Long service intervals and can be done… Read more
by most people with limited experience and no specials tools needed. Would not attempt a long highway trip at 110kph as its working pretty hard at this stage but bike seems happy up to 80-90kph all day without any issues.
I found it underpowered for the experienced rider who is looking to do harder riding, but more than sufficient for learners or someone looking to do some trail riding or everyday run around. I am 90kg and ridden for over 40yrs and has sufficient power for my regular bush track rides. and occaisional wheelie or small jump.
There are a few low cost power upgrades such as removing the exhaust restriction (done), assist air box breathing (done) and then you can spend money upgrading mufflers and jetting if you chose. Replacement plastics are impossible to get, but everything else (chains / filters / lights) are available at most bike shops or ebay.
Bought mine second hand with very low Km and very happy with it. Anyone with past experience with the old Yamaha Xt's or TT's with enjoy this bike.
Fun bike – As tall as my '87 430XC. Heavy but handles fairly well. Mine is licensed as an off road vehicle and as such is not designed or intended for passengers. Certainly doesn't have the arm stretching power of my modified '80 RM 400. The 250 is a good basic trail bike. (U.S. model) Show details
Excellent – great motorcycle would be great for beginners and professionals, great off-road and on-road max speed is 130km/h with original sprockets. not too heavy only 124kg easy to ride bulletproof. lighter than xr250l and dr250. nothing to dislike
Good – The Yamaha TTR250 is a great bike to learn on and get practice with, it's not to powerful and the handling is perfect, i highly recommend this motorbike if your looking to do enduro/trail riding. Great starting bike, i got a 08 TTR250 and i love it. The power isn't to strong and intimidating. i have not had one problem with it so far, the fuel… Read more
usage is also excellent the bike is pretty heavy if your new and fall off it that's the only down side i can think of.
Excellent – Great bike for anyone from beginner (like me) to experienced. Easy to ride and control. Reliable and cost efficient! Parts are really accessible and price is reasonable. This bike is fantastic - im new to riding and i purchased one of these! Its very easy to ride and is very reliable. My experienced friends ride it and it suits them as well. 2004 - heavy for me (im a light female).
Good – great learning bike, it is geared for the highway which is great but when you hit the sand you lose quite a few revs, but hey it's no enduro racer, I'm very happy with it! Great looking bike, good fuel consumption, i get 190kms before switching to reserve, quiet, great learners bike, also lisenced for a passenger where a few trail 250 bikes… Read more
arent. Had the bike for 4 months whilst still on restricted lisence, no problems at all. ( Apart from the dealership forgeting to take out restrictors and ran like crap for the first week but that was dealers fault.) quite heavy and high seating position for a smaller person
Good – I love my bike and so does my 15yr old son. Great for around town but am finding a lack of handling and power on the dirt tracks now that I have owned the bike for more than a year. Will keep for my sons to learn on and for general transport around town. Recommend for beginners or people getting back into riding. Renthal bars, bark busters, bash… Read more
plate and staintune exhaust are good additions. Electric start, can carry a passenger, comfortable seat. Heavy.
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