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Yamaha YZ description
2005 Yamaha YZ250, used - Full Speed Ahead At Yamaha, two-stroke development continues full speed ahead, and another Supercross Championship for the YZ250 only adds incentive to make the bike even more competitive for 2005. Introducing the all-new aluminum framed YZ250 - strong like bull, five pounds lighter , and retaining the geometry and handling for which YZ is legendary. Rigid and lighter swingarm Revised linkage All-new fork using all-new transfer control valves New aluminum Renthal handlebar .... and about a hundred other details designed to produce an even more unbeatable power-to-weight ratio. The YZ250 is a sharp-edged sword indeed. Its class-leading carbon-fiber reed-valve inducted YPVS-valved engine has evolved into a hard-hitting and responsive powerplant, and even more so with less weight to propel. As delivered, the YZ250 is ready to race straight out of the crate. Try not to be shocked at how good you are when you open this Supercross-winning performance package.
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