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Cycle News 2024 Issue 28 July 16

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WIND IN THE P32 2025 Yamaha YZ450F Revealed A longside the substantially up- dated 2025 Yamaha YZ250FX and WR250F off-roaders (see page 58), Yamaha also announced the 2025 YZ450F motocrosser, which has a few updates. It features a revised suspension that includes an updated rear link - age, new settings front and rear, a lighter spring rate on the rear shock, and new delta-shaped piston shims in the fork for "enhanced stability, traction, and a more planted front- end feel," says Yamaha. Engine mounts have been updat - ed to "complement the suspension updates." The '25 YZ450F also gets a new clutch design for improved lubrication and cooling, a new handlebar switchbox, updated throttle tube and updated footpeg brackets. The 2025 YZ250F features simi - lar changes. The YZ-Fs will be offered in Team Yamaha Blue and will be available from dealers in August for $9999 for the 450 and $8899 for the 250. In addition, returning are the Mon - ster Energy Yamaha Racing Edition models (Monster Energy graph- ics), offered with the 2025 YZ125 ($7299) and YZ250 ($8199) two- stroke, and YZ250F ($9099) and YZZ450F ($10,199) four-stroke models. The Monster Energy Edition models will start showing up in dealerships in September. CN (Above) The 2025 Yamaha YZ125 will be available in Monster Energy Edition guise. (Below) The 2025 Yamaha YZ450F features suspension updates.

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