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hard to believe this is one of the few 2008 two-strokes available....guess i'm getting old. :rofl

For sure, those that want one better grab them while they last... :)

I spent a few hours at the local Air Resources Board today for work related issues and the future is not pretty.

I was considering going back to the two stroke. The Yz 250 is making a resurgence in local racing as far as I can tell they are sold out thru 08 in my area. I could be equally happy with the two stroke 250 as I am with the four stroke 250, Ironically I can't ride a 125 two stroke to save my life.

long live the two stroke...my favorite engine

jray02r1
jesse

long live the two stroke...my favorite engine

jray02r1
jesse


*cheers!*

Cant beat the power of a 2 stroke, and much cheaper to repair.

good power, little weight, can repair it in your sleep, with modern technology just as efficient and clean as the competition, what's not to love?

seriously tho, Yamaha need to get their act together, get the SDI and DFI ball rolling, before someone else does.

I used to ride Honda Cr250R exclusivly but since Honda went all to the dark side I'm on YZ two stroke now love it put a rekluse in it and set it up for cross country

If anybody has a 2008 YZ250 for sale PLEASE let me know, mototrev@msn.com these things are so hard to find.

Take it from me. I have riden and raced 4 strokes all my life and just recently have ventured into the 2 stroke world. I don't think that I could ride the 2 stroke any faster than the four stroke [in fact I'm sure I could ride the four stroke faster] but you can't go past the 2 stroke for sheer riding pleasure.:yahoo:yahoo:yahoo