Is the Yamaha WR250F good for beginners?

Broadly yes. With 250cc, the Yamaha WR250F is manageable for newer riders and is roughly A2-friendly. Confirm licence eligibility for your market and build confidence gradually.

Is the Yamaha WR250F good for shorter riders?

The Yamaha WR250F has a tall 955mm seat, which can be a stretch for shorter riders. Look for a factory low seat, lowering links, or a low-suspension variant.

Is the Yamaha WR250F good for touring?

The Yamaha WR250F's 7.9L tank means more frequent fuel stops on a long trip. It can still tour, but a larger or auxiliary tank helps on big miles.

Yamaha WR250F - specs, owners & reviews

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WR250F

Yamaha · 2016–2026

Kerb weight: 119 KG
Seat height: 955 MM

Engine: 250cc liquid-cooled DOHC single, 4v (competition enduro)
Displacement: 250 cc
Gearbox: 6-speed, chain
Final drive: chain
Fuel: 7.9 L
Front brake: 270mm disc, 2-piston caliper
Rear brake: 245mm disc, single-piston
Front suspension: 48mm KYB USD fork, fully adjustable
Rear suspension: monoshock, fully adjustable
Front tyre: 80/100-21
Rear tyre: 110/100-18

Engine 250ccDrive chainFuel 7.9 L

Service schedule

WR250F

Yamaha · 2016–2026

Engine oil: frequent (by operating hours; ~every 5 hrs competition)
Valve check: inspect regularly per hour-based competition schedule
Major service: per engine-hours (competition)
Spark plugs: inspect/replace per competition schedule
Air filter: clean after every ride / per moto
Coolant: per competition schedule
Brake fluid: every 2 years
Drive: chain clean/lube after every ride; adjust frequently

YZ-based competition enduro; serviced by operating hours, not road km. Power not published.

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