BARIKIT connecting rod, Yamaha YZ 250cc, year 90-98, 125mm
Dimensions
| length A | 125.0 mm |
| piston eye DxExF | 18x23x22 mm |
| stroke eye GxHxI | 25x31x20 mm |
All dimensions in mm.
The BARIKIT connecting rod for the Yamaha YZ 250 was developed for the highest demands in motocross and off-road use. Its robust construction and precise workmanship ensure reliable performance and long-lasting durability – even under extreme conditions.
- Forged construction – ensures maximum stability and can withstand heavy loads
- Honed raceways – Precise manufacturing for reduced friction and an optimal fit
- High-quality alloy – Designed for high speeds and extreme loads
- Reinforced bearings – Durable and resilient for reliable power transmission
Suitable for:
YAMAHA: YZ 250 90-98
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Why is Barikit the best choice?
