The Yamaha enduro motorcycle is a specially designed dirt bike that is used for timed races over great distances which are either performed on paved or off-road conditions. Yamaha powersports enduro bikes closely resemble standard off road dirt bikes.
In order to understand the facts about Yamaha enduro bikes let’s take a look at what enduro racing is all about. Either a four-stroke or single stroke engine typically powers enduro bikes. The displacement for these bikes typically ranges between 125 to about 300 cc. There are variants that have 250cc and 650cc. Due to the demands of off road enduro racing, the dirt bike must be fitted with a suspension that can take the brunt of long distances over very rough terrain. Enduro bikes also rely on special dual-sport tires that ensure the best traction and pliability on both pavement and off road track. The main difference that sets apart an enduro motorcycle from a regular one is the presence of a speedometer and an odometer to track the speed of the competing rider.
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The 2010 Yamaha enduro DT50 is an excellent example of this type of motorcycle competition. Dirt bikes like this one are part of the classic DT range of Yamaha models that goes back to the ground breaking DT1 released in 1968. Yamaha has a long and storied history of manufacturing top of the line off-road bikes that have been the envy of the dirt biking community for decades. Their dedication to innovation and quality has led to the creation of a motorcycle fit for enduro races. This bike was specifically designed to bear the brunt of off-road racing conditions; particularly dusty, dirty and uneven landscapes. This model is designed for younger riders who like to be in the helm of an actual sporting motorcycle.
Dirt bikes like the DT50 packs about 2.82 horsepower capable of delivering about 6,750 rpms, the greatest torque that it can handle is pegged at 2.4 ft-lb at 5,250 rpm.
Yamaha powersports has given this bike a two stroke engine that has an individual cylinder. This bike has a displacement of 3.03 cubic inches that is central to the design philosophy of Yamaha.
Yamaha enduro designers have given this model a fluid cooling system. It packs a six speed tranny that is manually shifted for racing purposes and brings just the right amount of power to each of its two wheels. It sports a kick starter type of ignition to bring the dirt bike into life.
The Yamaha enduro DT50 also has a telescoping fork in its front suspension that allots 7.5 inches to help endure rough riding conditions. The back of the bike packs a hydraulic shock absorber that gives off about 8.7 inches of support. If you are looking for an enduro motorcycle that has all the perks and qualities like superior performance and support over rough terrain in long distances, you need not look further. Yamaha’s DT50 is the answer to your off road racing impulses. Now that is performance and power personified.