2025年3月27日 · Free forum : A place to share your passion for the WR250R!

2018年7月15日 · -WR stands for Wide-Ratio transmission. If you ever wondered why it shares it's name with the completely different WR250f or WR450 -These bikes have basically not changed since '08, pretty much anything in this post applies to your WR unless otherwise stated.

2021年10月26日 · A subreddit for owners and fans of the Yamaha WR250R and WR250X motorcycles

2021年7月20日 · My brother has a 1976 Husqvarna 250 WR that has been in our family since it was purchased new. He's not able to ride it and wants to sell it, but he's not sure of the market for something like this. I know some vintage bikes can fetch a nice price.

2016年6月28日 · I am considering switching bikes (currently have a Yamaha FJ-09) and have been eyeing the WR250X. I think I can deal with the fact that the WR has about 90 hp less than my current bike, but what I really am concerned about is the engine longevity on this bike. I ride about 25k miles a year, all street.

2014年5月28日 · The 2010 WR250R that I recently acquired has tires that I believe are slightly oversized. On the rear is a Michelin T-63 130/80-18 and on the front a Michelin T

2021年12月28日 · The O2 sensor: If anybody out there wants to know how their WR runs when it can breathe freely, simply take the air box door off and go for a ride. She'll be a little loud but, oh my. You'll want to make that performance permanent. So I did the standard mods. Part of that was to change the way the bike was fueled.

2017年10月19日 · I considered these bikes when shopping for my 250, but it really came down to me not wanting to deal with the maintenance schedules. I liked Betas the best for what it is worth. For me, the power is nice, but it's more of a novelty outside of competition.

2014年4月9日 · New WR owner here picked up my 08 monday and I know the forks haven't be serviced since then and the right fork seal is completely blown. I'm taking it in for service this week and am wondering if the standard 5w oil is going to be best for my size and weight.

The forks on the WR are definitely better, but you may still need them re-sprung. Either way both are good bikes. The WR is a bit lighter in weight, but the CRF is fantastically balanced and smooth. There are positives to each, so I'd say look at the shortcomings of each based on the terrain you plan to ride most.