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Andrew Oldar
by: Andrew Oldar
Yamaha’s YZ250FX generally receives changes similar to the YZ250F motocrosser one year later. This means 2022 brought updates that are rather inconspicuous, but notable, for the bLU cRU’s quarter-liter cross-country racer. The main power-focused revisions include a new intake port shape, different exhaust camshaft profile, higher-volume muffler, newly shaped airboot, and an optimized ECU setting. The rest of the 2022 Yamaha YZ250FX’s engine, suspension, and chassis updates are detailed in our technical information article.Prior to being reviewed and included in a four-bike comparison tes ...
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Yamaha’s YZ250FX generally receives changes similar to the YZ250F motocrosser one year later. This means 2022 brought updates that are rather inconspicuous, but notable, for the bLU cRU’s quarter-liter cross-country racer. The main power-focused revisions include a new intake port shape, different exhaust camshaft profile, higher-volume muffler, newly shaped airboot, and an optimized ECU setting. The rest of the 2022 Yamaha YZ250FX’s engine, suspension, and chassis updates are detailed in our technical information article.Prior to being reviewed and included in a four-bike comparison tes ...
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