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Andrew Oldar
by: Andrew Oldar
The enduro motorcycle segment is a wide one, especially when it comes to displacement. In terms of four-strokes, there are big-bore 511cc options from KTM, Husqvarna, and GasGas, as well as 478cc choices from Beta and Sherco. At the opposite end of the four-stroke displacement spectrum are 250cc models, which hail from Japan, France, and Italy. Read on to find out which manufacturers offer quarter-liter four-stroke enduro models and learn more about each of them.Related: 2024 Beta Race Edition Off-Road Motorcycles First Look2024 Yamaha WR250FThe Yamaha WR250F is the most affordable 250cc four- ...
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The enduro motorcycle segment is a wide one, especially when it comes to displacement. In terms of four-strokes, there are big-bore 511cc options from KTM, Husqvarna, and GasGas, as well as 478cc choices from Beta and Sherco. At the opposite end of the four-stroke displacement spectrum are 250cc models, which hail from Japan, France, and Italy. Read on to find out which manufacturers offer quarter-liter four-stroke enduro models and learn more about each of them.Related: 2024 Beta Race Edition Off-Road Motorcycles First Look2024 Yamaha WR250FThe Yamaha WR250F is the most affordable 250cc four- ...
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