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2011 Yamaha Raptor 250 ATV Comparison Photo Gallery

The Yamaha Raptor 250 may be labeled an entry level package but its performance belies a much more capable ATV. Read more about the 2011 Raptor 250 and see which ATV came out on top in our 2011 Entry Level Sport ATV Comparison.

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Race-quality shocks adorn the Yamaha Raptor, making it extremely agile.
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The dual reflector headlamps of the Raptor 250 will show you the way. They offer a wide spread of light that pierces far into the darkness. It was great in the woods but really shined in the wide-open areas like the dunes.
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Of our official test riders the verdict was split. Some like the versatile and easy-to-ride TRX while others prefer the power, agility and feel of the Raptor.
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2011 Yamaha Raptor 250 ATV Comparison
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The Yamaha Racing Blue bodywork really shows sign of abuse quickly. Thank goodness the One Industries graphics kits are available as a bonus for purchasing the 250.
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We destroyed the Raptor’s stock plastic skid plate but were happy to have one to beat on at the same time.
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This is a miniature sport quad so its low to the ground and stable, but it has limited ground clearance if you want to tackle rough terrain.
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The Yamaha Raptor 250 has a manual five-speed transmission that works flawlessly. From a beginner standpoint, it still requires the rider to know how to use a clutch and it doesn’t have a reverse gear.
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