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2011 Yamaha YFZ 450 R ( Southern MD)


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Engine Type Single-CylinderCylinders 1Engine Stroke 4-StrokeValve Configuration DOHCDisplacement (cc/ci) 449 / 27.4Carburetion Type Fuel InjectedTransmission: Transmission Type ManualNumber Of Speeds 5Primary Drive (Rear...

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