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Dirt bike specs

Typical US-market figures for setup math — displacement, weight, seat height, tires, and gearing. Confirm with the OEM sheet or owner’s manual before you buy parts.

14 brands · 102 bikes

23 bikes

Yamaha

2025 YZ250F
Yamaha’s 250 four-stroke MX bike. Broad power, electric start, the default 250F for a lot of privateers.
Motocross4-stroke250 ccIntermediate

Yamaha

2025 YZ250FX
Cross-country 250F: 18-inch rear, wide-ratio six-speed, lights-ready. The woods version of the YZ250F.
Off-road / XC4-stroke250 ccIntermediate

Yamaha

2025 WR250F
Full enduro 250: lights, more fuel, softer suspension tune. Yamaha’s answer when the YZ-FX still feels like a race bike.
Enduro4-stroke250 ccIntermediate

Honda

2025 CRF250R
Honda 250 motocrosser. HRC-derived chassis, electric start, the red bike you see in 250MX pits.
Motocross4-stroke249 ccIntermediate

Honda

2025 CRF250RX
Off-road 250R: 18-inch rear, bigger tank, different ECU map. Honda’s closed-course XC 250.
Off-road / XC4-stroke249 ccIntermediate

Kawasaki

2025 KX250
Kawasaki 250F motocrosser. Strong bottom-to-mid, hydraulic clutch, lime-green factory look.
Motocross4-stroke249 ccIntermediate

Kawasaki

2025 KLX300R
Liquid-cooled 300 dual-purpose off-roader. More serious suspension than the 230, still not a full race bike.
Off-road / XC4-stroke292 ccIntermediate

Suzuki

2025 RM-Z250
Suzuki 250F. Compact, corner-happy, a favorite when the track is tight and the rider likes to rail.
Motocross4-stroke249 ccIntermediate

Suzuki

2025 DR-Z4S
The new dual-sport Suzuki that replaces the DR-Z400S. Ride modes, ABS, still a dirt-first 400-class thumper.
Dual-sport4-stroke398 ccIntermediate

KTM

2025 250 SX-F
KTM 250 four-stroke MX. Electric start, hydraulic clutch, WP XACT — the orange 250F.
Motocross4-stroke249 ccIntermediate

KTM

2025 350 SX-F
The 350 that exists because not everyone wants a 450. 250F manners, 450-adjacent drive.
Motocross4-stroke349 ccIntermediate

KTM

2025 350 EXC-F
Street-capable in some markets, woods-first everywhere. The 350 four-stroke enduro a lot of riders settle on.
Enduro4-stroke349 ccIntermediate

Husqvarna

2025 FC 250
Husqvarna 250F motocross. Composite subframe, map switch, a 250MX bike with enduro-adjacent ergos.
Motocross4-stroke249 ccIntermediate

Husqvarna

2025 FC 350
350 motocross Husky. The in-between displacement that makes sense if a 450 feels like a handful.
Motocross4-stroke349 ccIntermediate

Husqvarna

2025 FE 350
Husqvarna 350 four-stroke enduro. The all-day bike in the white lineup.
Enduro4-stroke349 ccIntermediate

GasGas

2025 MC 250F
GasGas 250 four-stroke motocrosser. Electric start, hydraulic clutch, red factory graphics.
Motocross4-stroke249 ccIntermediate

GasGas

2025 MC 350F
350F motocross GasGas. The middle child that a lot of vet riders actually want.
Motocross4-stroke349 ccIntermediate

Beta

2025 RR 350
Beta 350 four-stroke enduro. Smoother than the 300 two-stroke, still a serious woods bike.
Enduro4-stroke349 ccIntermediate

Beta

2025 RR-S 390
Street-legal Beta enduro. Lights and a plate on an RR chassis — dual-sport with real dirt geometry.
Dual-sport4-stroke386 ccIntermediate

Sherco

2025 300 SEF Factory
Sherco 300 four-stroke enduro. Unusual displacement, built for technical terrain rather than motocross.
Enduro4-stroke303 ccIntermediate

Triumph

2025 TF 250-X
Triumph’s 250 motocrosser. Not a rebadged dual-sport — a purpose-built MX bike from Hinckley, with KYB suspension.
Motocross4-stroke249 ccIntermediate

Fantic

2025 XXF 250
Fantic 250F motocross. Yamaha YZ-F engine in Fantic clothes, KYB-spec suspension on Factory trims.
Motocross4-stroke250 ccIntermediate

Fantic

2025 XEF 250
Fantic 250 enduro. Lights, 18-inch rear, the woods version of the XXF 250.
Enduro4-stroke250 ccIntermediate