Husqvarna WR250

Introducing the 2012 Husqvarna WR250, a quintessential enduro motorcycle that embodies the spirit of off-road riding. Designed for the adventurous soul, this bike is a perfect blend of lightweight agility and robust performance, catering to both seasoned riders and enthusiastic newcomers alike. With a competitive price tag of US$ 6,799, the WR250 stands out in the market as an affordable yet high-performing option for those who crave thrilling dirt trails and challenging terrains. Its striking red and white color scheme adds a touch of flair, ensuring you turn heads as you conquer the wilderness. At the heart of the WR250 lies a potent 249.30 ccm single-cylinder, two-stroke engine, designed to deliver exhilarating power and responsiveness. With a bore and stroke of 66.4 x 72.0 mm, this motorcycle accelerates with impressive vigor, thanks to the Mikuni TMX38 carburettor that optimizes fuel delivery for maximum torque. The 5-speed gearbox paired with a multi-plate cable-operated clutch provides smooth shifting, making it easy to navigate through varied terrains. The liquid cooling system ensures optimal temperature management, allowing riders to push the limits without concern. With a weight of just 107 kg (235.9 pounds), the WR250 is nimble and easy to handle, offering a riding experience that feels both thrilling and controlled. The WR250’s chassis and suspension system further enhance its off-road capabilities. Built on a chromoly steel single-tube frame cradle, complemented by an aluminum alloy subframe, this bike boasts impressive durability without compromising on weight. The Kayaba 48mm open cartridge front forks provide a generous 300 mm of travel, while the Sachs rear suspension with adjustable settings ensures optimal comfort and performance on rugged trails. The braking system, featuring a 260 mm front disc and a 220 mm rear disc, delivers reliable stopping power, giving riders confidence as they tackle steep descents or sudden obstacles. Ground clearance is an impressive 345 mm, allowing the WR250 to glide over rocks and roots effortlessly, while the seat height of 985 mm offers a commanding view of the trail ahead. **