2019 Yamaha XVS250 arrives for $6799
Yamaha Motor Australia have announce that the XV250 continues to power on in 2019, in a sizzling new Metallic Silver model which is now available with an attractive RRP of just $6799.
2019 Yamaha XV250
The XV250 is as a LAMS legend, responsible for introducing countless new riders to the joys of life on two wheels. Its smooth power delivery, easy-riding nature and low seat height make it perfect for beginners mastering motorcycle controls.
2019 Yamaha XV250
Yamaha’s bullet-proof air-cooled 249cc V-twin engine features a long 66mm piston stroke that delivers strong torque low in the rev-range, and smooth roll-on power as soon as the throttle is twisted.
Designed tough enough to handle the mishaps dished out by learning riders, the XV250 is also forgiving enough to encourage them to continue and improve.
2019 Yamaha XV250
Based on the larger-capacity XVS range, the classic cruiser look features a riser-mounted flat handlebar, low 685mm seat height, forward controls, dual exhausts, 18-inch (front)and 15-inch (rear) wheels and lashings of shiny chrome.
You can also check out our recent 2019 Yamaha XVS650 Custom review here:
Review: 2019 Yamaha V-Star 650 (XVS650)
2019 Yamaha XV250
2019 Yamaha XV250 features
- LAMS approved
- 249cc air-cooled 60-degree SOHC V-twin engine
- ong 66mm piston stroke for strong bottom-end torque and smooth power delivery
- Impressive fuel economy
- Low 685mm seat height
- Flat and wide handlebar on risers
- Plush pillion seat, dual shocks and low fender to accentuate the raked styling
- Cool chrome highlights
- Classic 18-inch (front)and 15-inch (rear) wheel combination
2019 Yamaha XV250
May 23, 2019
You talk about the XVS250 and the XV250.
Are these two different bike or a mistake.
Also please advise the difference.
Looking at commuting, so I think this would be a great choice.
Head says XVS250, but heart says XVS650.
I am 60 years old (about 72 kg in weight) looking to return to a bike for commuting following a very long absence.
Good choices to have!
May 23, 2019
Sorry that’s a typo in the title!