Yamaha Raptor 250

Definately one of the best yamaha quads ever made by yamaha. great handling nothing has gone wrong with this since I got it but i do suggest you get racing tyres for it because it is not that well handling without them my name is Feidhlim Boyle. Read Full Review

AWSOME!!!!!!

this thing is no 700r but man ill tell you this thing hauls for a 250 im gettin the dual system for mine and i cant wait to see how fast it is when that comes along awsome yamaha did a realllly good job on this quad bike Read Full Review

Perfect Convination.

it has an agresive design, just like his elder brother 700r, excelent steer, great speed, better if you add the G-YTR muffler for only $300, this atv can reach more than 100km/h , the only bad thing of the engine is that is not water cooled,

10/10,
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NEW TO THE ATV WORLD.....

Hi,I purchased my 250 about 5 mounths ago and have only limited time on any powersports.So the best person to review,Im not.But-I can say this.When I decided to buy a quad my main goal was to ride.If the bike takes alot of time to fix and maintain I wouldnt ride as much.This atv has been realy good ...to me.I ride some ruff terrain and have taken some spills.Granted luck has kept the bike from smashing into a tree on its end over end escapades.The weight of the bike just cant be overlooked.when rookie mystakes put the bike above me I have some fighting chance to push it away instead being crushed.A heavier atv is not so kind! Safe-torquey-enough power for this 220 pound begginer.Guick plenty top speed(for sane people:)no reverse but still very trailable.1 SIZE FITS ALL. And last but not least..with no mechanical problems..Ive been able to ride ride ride. "oh yeah price'm" Read Full Review

The Raptor 250

Yamaha’s engine of choice is from a trick/stunt motorcycle sold in Europe, the Yamaha Trixter. This engine is known for its low-end torque, light weight, quick revving, air-cooled design with the ability to start with a push of a button. This engine also features a wet sump system and a ceramic comp...osite plated cylinder to help disperse heat and prolong engine life.

The five speed manual transmission, unlike many of its in-class competitors, gives the rider the ability to feather the clutch and excel out of the corners. Yamaha chose to exclude the reverse gear to save weight, just like the Blaster. The Raptor 250 weighs in at just 313 pounds dry, making it the lightest quad in the 250cc sport class, nearly 50 pounds lighter than the reported curb weight of its predominant competitor, the Honda TRX250EX. Read Full Review