Ten Things About The 2024 Yamaha YZ250F (On Track)
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Keefer gets a chance to get ride Ken Roczen's factory HEP/Twisted Tea RM-Z 450 Suzuki straight from the last SMX round in the LA Coliseum. Listen as he breaks down the chassis, the engine delivery, Ken's pickiness with set up and much more in this short but informative show.
The 2024 Honda CRF250R is the exact same bike as the 2023 version. With the 2022 being new, Honda left things alone for 2023 and 2024, which isn’t a horrible thing. The fork is firm for anyone below 170 pounds so getting that dialed does take some work. However, unlike the CRF450R the CRF250R is…
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The new Yamaha chassis is quite a bit different than the older 2022 model so possibly going to a different offset could help improve your ride. Keefer breaks down offsets, which ones might be best for you, how the webbing of triple clamps are more important than the offset, fork height settings and much more…
The 2024 Honda CRF450R is unchanged from 2023 so we have a good idea on what works and what doesn't. Since I am VERY familiar with the brand, (being that I tested their production motorcycles for quite some time) I have an idea on what works and what does NOT. Below are some suggested suspension…
Which Triple Clamp Offset Is Best For The 2023/2024 Yamaha YZ450F?
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