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Raptor Titanium Offset Footpegs (Yamaha YZ250F/450F)

If you’re a Yamaha guy, chances are you may be looking to get your cockpit a little more roomy right? The Yamaha YZ450/250F needs a better rider triangle in stock form so I scoured the internet to see if I could find a way to improve it. A lot of factory motocross teams run Raptor…

ByKris KeeferJuly 18, 20210Comments

Bike Brands KiT Motocross Off-Road Yamaha

2021 Yamaha YZ450FX Optional Maps

The 2021 Yamaha YZ450FX is pretty all new with most of its upgrades coming from it’s other sibling, the YZ450F. The chassis and engine are a step in the right direction, but that didn’t stop us from trying to get both to work in harmony even more out on the track and trail. These two…

ByKris KeeferMay 25, 20210Comments

Bike Brands KiT Motocross Yamaha

Yamaha YZ250F Throttle Cable Fix

Some of you may be experiencing some throttle play issues with your YZ250F. If you are adjusting the play from your throttle cable, near your throttle housing and still have a ton of play, even if your adjuster is all the way out, you may need to update your throttle cable to this part number:…

ByKris KeeferMay 11, 20210Comments

Bike Brands Bolt-Ons Exhaust KiT Performance Yamaha

Akrapovic Evolution Muffler (2021 Yamaha YZ450F)

The Akrapovic Evolution muffler system is one of the most beautiful looking systems out there in the market today, is well built, and has quality welds all the way around it. Once hot, the titanium color of the headpipe is the most dynamic blue you will ever see from any muffler manufacturer, which just makes…

ByKris KeeferApril 27, 20210Comments

Bike Brands Kawasaki Keefer Tested KiT Podcasts Yamaha

Show #228 – 2021 Yamaha YZ450FX Vs. Kawasaki KX450X Comparison

In this off-road episode, Keefer and Greg Loup will break down the 2021 Yamaha YZ450FX and Kawasaki KX450X. Listen as they go over the changes to each machine, who each bike is for, each bike's strengths and weaknesses, as well as what they think about what each bike's moto to off-road ratio really is. http://media.blubrry.com/keefer_tested/pulpmx.com/podcasts/210416_keefer.mp3

ByKris KeeferApril 19, 20210Comments

Bike Brands KiT Motocross Off-Road Yamaha

Long Term With The 2021 Yamaha YZ 125X

Written By: Dr. Gardner Tarlow Can the YZ 125X really serve as a multipurpose moto-enduro bike? If you have read my previous article on the 2021 YZ 125x you know that Kris gave the average Joe rider (me) the opportunity to test the bike. Well luckily for me Kris asked me to continue to ride…

ByKris KeeferApril 5, 20210Comments

Bike Brands Keefer Tested KiT Podcasts Yamaha

Show #226 – 2021 WR450F First Impression

Get the scoop on all of. the changes Yamaha made to the 2021 WR450F and how it attacks the trails. Let Keefer break down all the ins and outs of this refined blue machine. http://media.blubrry.com/keefer_tested/pulpmx.com/podcasts/210401_keefer.mp3

ByKris KeeferApril 4, 20210Comments

Bike Brands Honda Husqvarna Kawasaki KiT KTM Motocross Suzuki Yamaha

2021 250/450 Motocross Gearing Specs

I have spent a lot of time testing on each 2021 machine you see below. I went back and forth on several bikes to see which gearing would be good for the average rider. I did my evaluations on tight clay based tracks to flowing sandier based type desert courses. Since the word “gearing” is…

ByKris KeeferApril 1, 20210Comments

Bike Brands Honda Husqvarna Kawasaki KiT KTM Motocross Suzuki Yamaha

2021 250 MX Baseline Stock Suspension Settings Bible

Here is your one stop shop for some baseline suspension settings for all (except the Suzuki) the 250 motocross machines. These settings are a great start for anyone between 150-180 pounds. If heavier springs are needed the below specs will specify this. If you’re asking yourself ,why not gives some specs for riders under 150…

ByKris KeeferFebruary 23, 20210Comments

Bike Brands Honda Husqvarna KiT KTM Motocross Suzuki Yamaha

2021 450 MX Baseline Stock Suspension Setting Bible

Here is your one stop shop for some baseline suspension settings for all (except the Suzuki) the 450 motocross machines. These settings are a great start for anyone between 160-200 pounds. If heavier springs are needed the below specs will specify this. If you’re asking yourself ,why not gives some specs for riders over 200…

ByKris KeeferFebruary 17, 20210Comments