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Cycle News 2004 01 14

Cycle News is a weekly magazine that covers all aspects of motorcycling including Supercross, Motocross and MotoGP as well as new motorcycles

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THE HOTTEST NEW FOURSTROKE ON THE TRACK The motocross world is about to get shaken up in a big way. Introducing the incredible, all-new RM-Z250, a fouMtroke motocross bike destined to dominate the competition and ......w rite the record books. Featuring the most advanced new fouMtroke technology, the RM·Z250's powerplant Is unbelievably light and compact. Justas Impressive, it has less engine braking than any other fouMtroke motocrosser - and that's something you can tum directly into faster lap times. The RM·Z250 is also e xtraordinarily light, a n d it has an Ideally designed riding position so you can take on jumps with total confidence. The all -new RM·Z250 - the hottest new fou .....troke on the track - will leave the competition fighting for se cond ~ place• • Incredibly light dry weight of 203 .5 Ibs. is a res ult of com pact semi-dry sump lubrication design. extensiveuse of titanium. magnesium and aluminum engine components and lightweight chassis construction • Wide and strong powerband. matched by easypto·con· tro l fou r-stroke characteristics. Ignit io n timing and crankshaft inertia selected for optimum engine braking characteristics • Over-squ are bore x stroke allow s strong and reliable top-end performance . wh ile a rev limiter prevents over-revving RM - Z250 4 - STROKE YELLOW www.cyclenews.com • Easy starting. hot or cold.thanks to an automatic centrifugal decompression system, a carburetor with hot start circuit and a hot start lever integrated with the clutch lever New swingarm with tapered. hydro -formed beams features a cast bracket beh ind the shock to suit the new suspension linkage system CYCLE NEWS . JANUARY 14, 2004 53

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