The bike feels great. Has plenty of power and handles great. Maintenance isn't that bad. I change oil every 3 ride days and keep a fresh air filter in it every ride day. I have had no issues with the previous 3 Yamaha bikes I have owned. 2012 Yz450f, 2005 YZ250, and 2018 YZ250f. I put over 120hrs on the 450 and only changed a waterpump seal and a countershaft sprocket seal. I prefer the reliability of the Yamaha.
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How does the bike feel? Im 14 about to get a 250 and im debating on the honda crf250r and the yamaha yz250f. Is it reliable? How is the maintenance?
The bike feels great. Has plenty of power and handles great. Maintenance isn't that bad. I change oil every 3 ride days and keep a fresh air filter in it every ride day. I have had no issues with the previous 3 Yamaha bikes I have owned. 2012 Yz450f, 2005 YZ250, and 2018 YZ250f. I put over 120hrs on the 450 and only changed a waterpump seal and a countershaft sprocket seal. I prefer the reliability of the Yamaha.
have any trouble getting it to start?
It's not always the easiest to start but most of the time it starts easy.
Nice
what map do you use on the bike and why?
The stock map was feeling good so I stayed with it. It has good pull and top end for this track.
Nice bike, try to fully commit to the corners by leaning with your body aswell as the bike in stead of relying on the steering
Thanks for the input. My cornering definitely needs some work, especially in the ruts.
Sick video man, bike looks great too!!
Thanks, appreciate it!