2010 Yamaha YZ250F First Look Photo Gallery

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Yamaha redesigns the 2010 YZ250F to make it an even better Lites class motocross dirt bike. Check out the full story in our 2010 Yamaha YZ250F First Look.

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Yamaha has unveiled a totally new 250cc motocross bike with the 2010 YZ250F.
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The airbox and boot is redesigned for a straighter intake.
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With the new frame layout, much of the YZ250F was able to be reworked, including the suspension, motor and bodywork.
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Yamaha has moved to the twin-spar design and it has led to changes all around the bike as a result.
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The airbox is reshaped to allow for a straighter intake and the exhaust handles spent fuel.
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Yamaha turned its smallest 4-stroke YZ-F inside out with a redesigned chassis – somewhat literally, actually.
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The fuel tank now holds the smaller 1.7 gallons of fuel between the spars rather than around the sides of the main backbone, helping to center and lower the weight.
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2010 Yamaha YZ250F First Look
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Rider input is stronger thanks to the new layout and turning ability is supposedly much more agile.
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Aiding in the handling department is the rider position. The new fuel tank, flatter seat, higher footpegs and the lower/rearward steering head put the pilot forward and increases pressure on the front end.
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