XTR YAMAHA SR250 TRACKER "Review Motorbike"

The Yamaha SR250 is the little brother to the appreciably greater famous SR500 and SR400. Each of the SR motorcycles share a similar fundamental design – a single cylinder engine runs a single overhead camshaft which powers one valve in and one valve out, each of the SRs have a single exhaust pipe normally swept lower back at the proper hand side – and each of them have become a bread and butter staple of both motorcycle commuters and motorcycle customisers from Tokyo to Toledo.

XTR YAMAHA SR250 TRACKER "Review Motorbike"
XTR YAMAHA SR250 TRACKER "Review Motorbike" 
XTR YAMAHA SR250 TRACKER "Review Motorbike"
XTR YAMAHA SR250 TRACKER "Review Motorbike"
The SR250 you spot right here has been changed notably from stock, as is probably clear from a short look at the picture above. It’s been rebuilt by using Pepo at XTR Pepo, a former Ducati professional who made a worldwide call for himself as the pinnacle honcho at Radical Ducati – before leaving on a sabbatical and identifying to work with any motorbike that piqued his hobby, be it a Ducati, a Yamaha, a Triumph, or a BMW.

Whilst he commenced paintings at the trusty little Yamaha SR250, Pepo pulled it apart and fast determined to convert it to a monoshock rear to enhance managing. He took the original swingarm and added an upper detail to it to improve rigidity, then added a mounting point for a centrally placed shock absorber.

XTR YAMAHA SR250 TRACKER "Review Motorbike" 
XTR YAMAHA SR250 TRACKER "Review Motorbike"

XTR YAMAHA SR250 TRACKER "Review Motorbike"
XTR YAMAHA SR250 TRACKER "Review Motorbike"
The authentic gasoline tank was swapped out for an OSSA unit with Monza gas cap, a new Rizoma handlebar become introduced, with a couple of Gonelli grips. That seat is an in-residence unit made by way of XTR Pepo, as is the headlight, blinkers, tail light, and registration code holder.

The finished motorcycle is an tremendous example of a present day tracker, and its engine has been ported and polished, then tuned to fit its new exhaust and high-float clear out – giving it more than the factory-spec 20hp.

If you’d like to read extra approximately this construct or see a number of XTR Pepos different builds you may click here to go to the official website.

Images copyright Jose Cepas


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