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Andrew Oldar
by: Andrew Oldar
Yamaha turned over a new leaf with its flagship motocross bike last year. Up until then, its YZ450F had been praised for engine and suspension performance, and class-leading stability, but fell short in cornering ability, ergonomics, and weight. The Japanese manufacturer went all out on the 2023 model, and addressed each of those criticisms and then some.The Dirt Rider test crew appreciated bLU cRU’s extensive overhaul, and awarded it with praise and a victory in our annual 450cc motocross bike comparison test. This year must feel like déjà vu for the YZ450F as it’s unchanged mechanicall ...
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Yamaha turned over a new leaf with its flagship motocross bike last year. Up until then, its YZ450F had been praised for engine and suspension performance, and class-leading stability, but fell short in cornering ability, ergonomics, and weight. The Japanese manufacturer went all out on the 2023 model, and addressed each of those criticisms and then some.The Dirt Rider test crew appreciated bLU cRU’s extensive overhaul, and awarded it with praise and a victory in our annual 450cc motocross bike comparison test. This year must feel like déjà vu for the YZ450F as it’s unchanged mechanicall ...
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