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BIKE INSIGHT: CDR YAMAHA MONSTER ENERGY YZ450F

1 year ago | Words: Matt Bernard | Photos: YMA

With three decades in the racing scene, extensive connections worldwide, and enduring relationships with many team partners, the CDR Yamaha YZ450F stands as a truly world-class machine. In 2024, these formidable bikes are in the capable hands of Aussie legend, Dean Ferris, and, in his second season back in Oz after a stint racing the European-based MXGP circuit, Jed Beaton.

Motor

Head: Cisco
Piston: GYTR
Cams: special modified
ECU: Vortex X-10
Exhaust: Pro Circuit Ti 6
Fuel: Panta
Air Filter: UniFilter Rush 02
Airbox: Increased airflow
Lubricants: Yamalube

Suspension

Fork: Factory KYB
Shock: Factory KYB
Linkage: OEM

Chassis

Handlebars: Renthal
Triple clamps: Neken
Grips: Renthal
Tyres: Dunlop Development
Chain: Regina 520
Gearing: 13/50

Misc:

Graphics: Fleetwood Print Group
Wheels: 727 Moto
Engine Covers: GYTR
Skid plate: CRM
Seat Cover: Guts racing

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