2023 Yz250x

[HotPlates.]

The ultimate bike. So universal and fun to ride.

[elijahswoodshed]

My 2020 yz250 ran rich from the dealer as well. I didnt buy it for racing so i just leaned er out a bit. But hey, if you are on it all the time she will clear up real quick.

[pickledcottoncandy]

May be rich for break in. I'm a marine mechanic. New mercury 2 strokes run double oil for the first few hrs for break in.

[thetrainmaster.]

Keep it at the same mixture through like 10 hours. Then go to whatever mixture you think. I don’t own a 2 stroke so I can’t tell you what mixture. Have fun in your new toy🎉

[XJonAye]

I cant wait to get one of these. Obviously i have to get one used, but I'm going to love it

[FeatureCreation]

Ive got the same bike but its from 98, it would leave you in the dust 😂❤ tube frame is so light you got still no chance son! Good job try again 😊🎉 FMF factory edition 250x YZ

[BillCoxoutfit]

Nice! How does Yamaha treat you now that you bought it?? Hopefully better than Kawasaki dealers!!

[Kyleesler]

33:1 after break in. When you add more oil to mixture for example 25:1 you are actually leaning the air fuel mixture which is not good. Reason is because you are lessening the fuel ratio to relative to air as oil is replacing fuel for the given quantity.

[brendanschihl]

bike looks brand new, he said something about 15:1 thats the ratio yamaha recommends during break in… its gonna smoke like a mfer

[Ghostsofpast]

100 percent he doesn't know it needs coolant or gear and air filter oil

[elijahpeil]

You need more air in the carb to make it more lean and help it

[Bob-ss]

Oil mix has nothing to do with air to fuel ratio

[John]

Is this bike harder to kick start like does it take a hard ass kick to start it or it starts right up with 1 kick cause I seen people struggle with yz125 even to start the mf

[billbonu]

You want it a little rich for break in

[BlkKng]

He looks like that goober that be yelling at people on American idol
The one that’s always pissed off

[entropy]

It's being 50/1 has nothing to do with it being rich or lean tho if you ran it 32/1 it would lean it out.... Thicker fuel requires bigger jets