2012 Yamaha Wr250r on 2040-motos
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Yamaha WR description
2012 Yamaha WR250R, Was $6,599! - Yamaha has re-invented the 250 cubic centimeter dual sport class. Don't let "only" 250 cubic centimeter fool you. The WR250R with its fuel injected, four-valve, liquid-cooled powerplant is ready to shatter the 250 stereotype. From titanium intake valves to its aluminium frame and swingarm, this WR is a highly concentrated dual sport weapon. Whether commuting through city traffic or blazing down your favourite trail, this WR's is ready to provide uncompromised performance.
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