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Tested: 2020 KTM KTM 250 SX-F

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KTM 250 SX-F 99.4kg 39.9 bhp The KTM is one of the reasons behind Jorge Prado's almost unbeaten run in the MX2 world championship. The engine drives hard everywhere and its precision is beyond reproach. For 2020, the KTM 250SX-F is largely unchanged, but the bike is machine all others have

Tested: 2020 Kawasaki KX250

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Kawasaki KX250 100.9kg 37.60bhp After the all-new KX450 came out a year ago, here is a whole new KX250. The engine has been redone with a whole new valve train, a larger 44mm throttle body and reposition twin fuel injectors. Power is up by 3.3bhp. Kawasaki also updated the chassis, with a

Tested: 2020 Husqvarna TC 250

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Husqvarna TC 250 96kg 42.7bhp Is a 250 smoker uncompetitive in MX2? Ask Mattia Guadagnini, who ran among the factory four-strokes in the deep sand of Riola Sardo in the opening Italian International this year. The TC250 is a modern, well-sorted bike. It has the ergonomics and chassis of the FC250, combined

Tested: 2020 Husqvarna FC250

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Husqvarna FC250 100.1kg 40.70bhp The Husqvarna FC250 is essentially the 2019 model, except for new graphics and the new air-box cover designed to improve air flow. The bike does come with premium like a Magura hydraulic clutch, ProTaper handlebars and Brembo brakes. Traction control and different engine maps are controlled by

Tested: 2020 Honda CRF250R

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Honda CRF250R 102.3kg 36.9bhp This first year of a new decade is an important one for the Japanese manufacturers in the MX2 class, and Honda is no exception. The mighty Honda has modified the CRF250R for the third season in a row, with new head, piston, camshafts and porting, new exhaust

Which 125 two-stroke is best for 2020?

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MotoHead got together with Italian magazine X-Offroad to put all the new 2020 model bikes up against each other to see which is best. This year there were 18 bikes in total from Honda, Husqvarna, Kawasaki, KTM, Suzuki and Yamaha, across the MX1, MX2 and 125 classes. Once again there is

Tested: 2020 Yamaha YZ125

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Yamaha YZ125 86.7kg 32.6 bhp While the KTM 125SX has been developed every year since the millennium, the YZ125 is pretty much the same bike as it was then in terms of engine and chassis. Yamaha has upgraded the KYB suspensions – which is now the same as the YZF KYBs,

Tested: 2020 KTM 125 SX

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KTM 125 SX 87.8kg 32.6 Bhp The 125 SX is the direct descendant of a very long line of eighth litre motocross race bikes from Mattighofen. The evolution and improvements have never stopped, unlike on the Japanese bikes. And like all the Austria  machines, it keeps the single top-tube steel frame, WP

Tested: 2020 Husqvarna TC125

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Husqvarna TC125 87.9kg 33.80 bhp With the 125 Husqvarna, Mattia Guadagnini won the EMX125 and World Junior championship this year. It was a dominant performance. The TC 125 shares the engine and chassis platform with the KTM 125SX. And like the FC four-strokes, has die-cast engine housings for maximum weight savings

Tested: 2020 Yamaha YZ450F

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Yamaha YZ450F - 107.2Kg 54.80bhp The Yamaha is the newest 450 for 2020. Just two years after the last redesign, the YZ-F gets a more compact and lighter engine, with mods aimed at sharpening up the power delivery even more. And it has a lighter frame, too. The brakes have also

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