Tested: 2022 Yamaha WR250F
With sweeping changes to engine, frame, suspension and brakes, along with refinements to several other components – such as triple clamps, bar mounts, instrumentation, footpegs, axles and tyres – the 2022 Yamaha WR250F looks good on paper. But how does it perform in the Aussie bush? We teamed up with off-road racer, Josh Green, to put this bike to the test, and find out how good it really is.
Here’s what we thought…
You might also like...
News
2 days ago
YAMAHA’S RUPRECHT RULES IN ROMA
The ShopYamaha Off Road rider dominated Round 1 before rain cut the weekends racing short.
Yamaha
5 days ago
2026 AUSENDURO READY TO RACE IN ROMA
The season kicks off in south-west Queensland for 12 rounds of fierce enduro racing across Australia.
News
6 days ago
YAMAHA SET FOR AEC OPENER IN ROMA
The 2026 AusEnduro season looms as a stacked title fight across every class for Yamaha.
News
7 days ago
PURVIS CLAIMS MX1 NZMX CHAMPIONSHIP
Maximus Purvis clinched the MX1 title at the Yamaha New Zealand Motocross Championship finale in Rotorua.
Interviews
2 weeks ago
378 Days Later: Pierce Brown
After breaking his neck at the 2025 Tampa SX, Pierce Brown returned to racing in Arlington – and won.
News
2 weeks ago
YAMAHA GO ALL-IN FOR 2026 PROMX
Yamaha will expand its Australian ProMX presence with more teams, riders and increased support.
News
2 weeks ago
Yamaha Aus Welcomes “Lala” Turner
The two-time AMA Women’s Motocross champ will contest Australia’s four-round WMX on a two-year deal.
News
3 weeks ago
YAMAHA’S ENDURO-SCENE RUNS DEEP
Take a look at just how deep Yamaha’s support runs in the Australian off-road racing scene for 2026.
Be the first to comment...