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What’s New for the 450R?

grumpy sir

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Following the YFZ 450R has been such a ride, and I'm curious if Yamaha gave the 2025 model any upgrades. Are there changes to performance or design worth buzzing about this year?
 
Following the YFZ 450R has been such a ride, and I'm curious if Yamaha gave the 2025 model any upgrades. Are there changes to performance or design worth buzzing about this year?

The news is there's a new color option for the standard model which is blue. I think that's a nice color, don't you think?

Performance wise, the engine and suspension are still as awesome. From what I've heard there are no major changes for '25.
 
Following the YFZ 450R has been such a ride, and I'm curious if Yamaha gave the 2025 model any upgrades. Are there changes to performance or design worth buzzing about this year?
I think only the ones mentioned by @eitherdish1098 are happening too and I just know the Special Editions are really special now with a new look? I mean diff color schemes. But the ATV is still gonna have a hybrid frame so pretty much the setup isn't changing.
 
Thanks for all the updates! If there are advanced features or performance upgrades I'd love to hear more. Any other details you've come across?
 
Following the YFZ 450R has been such a ride, and I'm curious if Yamaha gave the 2025 model any upgrades. Are there changes to performance or design worth buzzing about this year?
Yep, the 2025 YFZ450R is looking good! It still has that 449cc engine, but now it has more power in the mid-to-top range, better fuel injection, and lighter, stronger wheels. Plus, the ergonomics got an upgrade and it comes with wider Maxxis tires, making it ready for racing. There are some nice improvements this year
 
Yep, the 2025 YFZ450R is looking good! It still has that 449cc engine, but now it has more power in the mid-to-top range, better fuel injection, and lighter, stronger wheels. Plus, the ergonomics got an upgrade and it comes with wider Maxxis tires, making it ready for racing. There are some nice improvements this year
That's exactly what I was hoping for. Yamaha kept the power but fine tuned the details. The higher end boost and broader Maxxis tires seem designed for intense performance. Have you seen it in person yet or just catching the updates?
 
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