YZ450F 2023 price
On August 10, 2022, Yamaha officially introduced its 2023 YZ Motocross and Cross Country motorcycle lineup. While several models remain unchanged for the new year, a few get significant updates for riders to consider. From the 2023 YZ450F and the Monster Energy Racing Edition YZ450F to the YZ125X and YZ250X, there are a number of details to check out. Show
Starting on the four-stroke side, we have the 2023 Yamaha YZ450F and Monster Energy Racing Edition YZ450F. The 450cc four-stroke engine underwent a complete redesign, per Yamaha. The resulting unit is lighter in weight, more compact, and also features two-mode adjustable engine mapping. Riders can access this feature via a push-button located on the handlebars. The transmission layout has also been revised, resulting in a shortened engine and improved engine placement within the frame. Speaking of the frame, that’s also been redesigned for 2023. According to Team Blue, the lightweight, aluminum, bilateral frame has been crafted to strike a fine balance between rigidity and flex. The suspension consists of a KYB Speed Sensitive System coil-spring fork and a KYB rear shock linkage. A 270mm front brake rotor and Nissin caliper improve stopping power up front, while the rear brake hose is now slightly less rigid for enhanced feel. Gallery: 2023 Yamaha YZ LineupOther important changes to the YZ450F include (but are not limited to): Dunlop Geomax MX33 rubber, four-position adjustable rubber handlebar mounts, push-button electric start, lightweight aluminum tapered handlebar, new computer-aided wheel design for weight reduction, and a compact body redesign. Over on the two-stroke side, the 2023 YZ125X packs a redesigned and liquid-cooled 125cc two-stroke engine with tuning to enhance power and performance throughout the rev range. It’s been fitted with a new Hitachi Astemo Keihin PWK38S carburetor, a new straight intake design with VForce4 carbon reed valve, and a muffler that’s both shorter and lighter than the previous iteration. Other improvements include a revised and improved KYB suspension, removable and lightweight aluminum rear subframe, revised six-speed, close-ratio gearbox, new and lightweight rear sprocket, adjustable clutch lever, sealed o-ring chain, and Dunlop Geomax MX33 tires. Meanwhile, the 2023 YZ250X offers improved rider ergonomics, improved brakes, a Hitachi Astemo Keihin PWK38S carburetor, revised KYB suspension, new clutch pressure plate material, a new and lightweight rear sprocket design, sealed o-ring chain, lightweight Excel rims, and Dunlop Geomax MX33 tires. More Yamaha News: Pricing and availability for the 2023 Yamaha YZ450F and Monster Energy Yamaha Racing Edition YZ450F are as follows: Monster Energy Yamaha Racing Edition will be available in U.S. dealerships from October, 2022, at an MSRP of $10,099. Meanwhile, the 2023 Yamaha YZ450F will roll out to dealerships in November, 2023, for $9,899. If you’d rather have one of the new two-strokes, the 2023 Yamaha YZ125F will hit dealers in September, 2022, for an MSRP of $7,099. Alternatively, the 2023 Yamaha YZ250F will be available in August, 2022, at a cost of $7,999. Models returning unchanged for 2023 include the following: YZ65, YZ85, YZ85LW, YZ125, YZ125 Monster Energy Yamaha Racing Edition, YZ250, YZ250 Monster Energy Yamaha Racing Edition, YZ250F, YZ250F Monster Energy Yamaha Racing Edition, YZ250FX, WR250F, and WR450F.
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Front - Hydraulic disc, 270 mm Rear - Hydraulic disc, 240 mm Tires Front - 80 / 100-21 Dunlop® Geomax MX33F Rear - 120 / 80-19 Dunlop® Geomax MX33 DimensionsGround Clearance Maximum - 13.8 in. DrivetrainEngineEngine DOHC 4-stroke; 4 titanium valves Bore x Stroke 97.0 x 60.8 mm Fuel System Mikuni® fuel injection, 44 mm OperationalFront Suspension KYB® spring-type fork with speed sensitive damping; fully adjustable Travel - 12.2 in. Rear Suspension KYB® single shock; fully adjustable Travel - 12.4 in. Rake Caster angle - 26.9° OtherWarranty 30 Day (Limited Factory) Photos
Professional rider(s) on closed area. Dress properly for your ride with a helmet, eye protection, and protective riding gear. Do not drink and ride. It is illegal and dangerous. Specifications are subject to change. We are in the process of adding model data for the 2023 Yamaha models. We do everything we can to ensure that all of our information is correct; however, during the initial entry process, we reserve the right to make additions, deletions or modifications to model specifications, features, images and prices displayed on this and any associated webpage at any time without prior notice. Please contact your local dealer to confirm all information. Due to continued challenges across supplier networks as well as increasing logistics costs, product pricing, freight charges, specifications, and features are subject to change at any time without prior notice. Please confirm all information with your local dealership. Big Red® / Utility ATV Combo Big Red® How much does a YZ450F cost?The 2023 Yamaha YZ450F hits showroom floors in November for $9899, and the Monster Energy Yamaha Racing Edition arrives a month earlier with a special livery that commands another $200.
What is Yamaha coming out with for 2023?Completely redesigned for 2023, updates include new exhaust and intake port shapes, larger diameter titanium intake valves, new forged aluminum piston, new cylinder body, crankshaft and balancer assembly, and a switch from wet sump to dry sump lubrication.
How much is a brand new 450?2021 Yamaha YZ450F Claimed Specifications. How much HP does a 2022 YZ450F have?With 52.8 hp and 32.4 pound-feet of torque, the YZ450F ranks fifth in maximum horsepower and ties the Kawasaki KX450 for least peak torque.
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