WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

Old Oct 27, 2008 | 05:51 PM
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WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

I'm thinking about getting the new WR250X...
who's stunting the new WR250X with fuel injection?
how's the fuel injection do on circles, and long wheelies? can anyone give me a comparison to the DRZ400 or CRF450 as far as handling on 1 wheel, and how the balance feels on it?
Old Oct 27, 2008 | 06:43 PM
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

I know Ryan Moore had one for a while, not sure if he still does.

http://www.supermotojunkie.com/showthread.php?t=58675
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

lol, thanks, old thread, but I dropped a reply on there!
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

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I know Ryan Moore had one for a while, not sure if he still does.

http://www.supermotojunkie.com/showthread.php?t=58675
Its my daily commeter back and forth to the shop, super fun, I can't wait to build some stunt parts for it!
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

Those 3 bikes aren't even remotely comparable.
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

Originally Posted by nags
Those 3 bikes aren't even remotely comparable.
+1......completely different machines. In another thread, Ryan said the WR250X felt like a CRF100. I can whoolie the **** outta my TTR-125.....which is almost identical to a CRF........I WANT ONE!:YEAH
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

I guess I should be more specific on what exactly Im using the bike for..
I want something supermoto'ish to ride to work, but still stuntable. my crf is great for the lot, but not great for riding to work. Im thinking about the WR250X, fuel injection would be bad ***!
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

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I guess I should be more specific on what exactly Im using the bike for..
I want something supermoto'ish to ride to work, but still stuntable. my crf is great for the lot, but not great for riding to work. Im thinking about the WR250X, fuel injection would be bad ***!
+1, thats why I rock the wrx. Its a fun all around bike, I just wish it had more heat, it gets real good gas milage though.
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

I want a WR250x sooooo BAD!!!
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

I've owned all 3 right now I have a crf450 for dirt and a wr250x for the street and stunting. the DRZ is a dinosaur compared to the WRX but the DRZ will take anything you can give it just change the oil. The WRX is a great well rounded bike and it is awesome for stunting. with the DRZ any run behinds or long coasters and the carb dumps fuel out all over the place, not the case with the WRX because of the fuel injection. I love my WR right now. It does not even compare to the CF450, two completly different breeds. The 450 will need a lot of work to get it where you want it for stunting.
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

sweet, I looked at a WR250X today, and under the tail it almost has a damn 12bar, it already has passenger pegs, too!! although I would like them back a little farther, but hell yeah. looks like this machine would be sweet for stunting with very little mods!!!!
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

you can get a WR250x for cheap now I paid $6500 for mine new, but used they are under $5000 used now all over the place. Very stuntable bike right out of the box. a round bar takes no time to make and the helmet lock location is perfect for a peg. the rear passenger pegs have been useless to me. here are a few pics of my 250X you can see the bar and peg
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

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you can get a WR250x for cheap now I paid $6500 for mine new, but used they are under $5000 used now all over the place. Very stuntable bike right out of the box. a round bar takes no time to make and the helmet lock location is perfect for a peg. the rear passenger pegs have been useless to me. here are a few pics of my 250X you can see the bar and peg


UGH THAT **** IS SWEEEEEEEET!!!!

I cant find a used WR anywhere !!!! let alone one under 5g's !
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

that is sweet!!!
how did you make that round bar? and mount that peg? you gotta post some close ups of that sick ****!
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

there are 2 on ebay right now, last week there was 6 of them do a search for completed auctions. a few went for $4800
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

Originally Posted by nags
Those 3 bikes aren't even remotely comparable.
+1.

if you ride the crf450 and then hop on a wr250x.. youre gonna ask yourself
wtf
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

^ Just get the Turbo kit for the WR and then see about power. Theres a thread on here about the turbo kit, 2G's and twice the horsepower.
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

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^ Just get the Turbo kit for the WR and then see about power. Theres a thread on here about the turbo kit, 2G's and twice the horsepower.
and twice the clutter, and twice as much **** to over heat and break. The CRF450 is a whole different breed of motorcycle. It's a RACE ready dirt bike, not a tamed motard
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

i would rather have the wr250x with the turbo over the crf450
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Re: WR250X vs DRZ400 vs CRF450

Originally Posted by rieguy187
you can get a WR250x for cheap now I paid $6500 for mine new, but used they are under $5000 used now all over the place. Very stuntable bike right out of the box. a round bar takes no time to make and the helmet lock location is perfect for a peg. the rear passenger pegs have been useless to me. here are a few pics of my 250X you can see the bar and peg

rieguy187,

How did you go about mounting that rear footpeg, and do you have any close up pics of it?


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