2002 Yamaha Wr250f on 2040-motos
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2002 Yamaha WR250F, THis is More than just a Great Woods Bike! THis Machine will take command of any terrain in any weather. Get Out & RIDE today . - " Score another complete coup for Yamaha. While the rest try to catch up, Yamaha has grabbed another gear with its WR250F." Play catch up — it seems to be all the competition can do these days. Especially when faced with a machine as lethal as the quarter-liter enduro package you see here. And just like its YZ250F cousin has done on the track, the WR has lit up the trail- and woods-riding ranks with its quickrevving, hard-hitting four- stroke power, bantam-like weight and scalpel-sharp handling.
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