wr 450 milage

[Dirt Hokie]

Hi,

Is 950 miles a lot on a properly maintained 2004 wr 450. It was off road miles and not on the street. I dont want to buy a bike and then have to rebuild it after another 1000 miles.

Thanks

[SJMC_DON]

Hi,

Is 950 miles a lot on a properly maintained 2004 wr 450. It was off road miles and not on the street. I dont want to buy a bike and then have to rebuild it after another 1000 miles.

Thanks

No, in fact for an 04' I would consider that low mileage. I easily put 1500+ miles a year on my WR's:ride:

IMO - You can expect 5,000+ miles out of properly maintained Yamaha 4T with frequent oil changes and occasional valve clearance checks / adjustments before you need to worry about rebuilding...

[123BigcoopDawg576]

No, in fact for an 04' I would consider that low mileage. I easily put 1500+ miles a year on my WR's:ride:

In 07 i put 8000 miles on my 06

IMO - You can expect 5,000+ miles out of properly maintained Yamaha 4T with frequent oil changes and occasional valve clearance checks / adjustments before you need to worry about rebuilding...

my 06 went 11k miles before i sold it...

the WR is where its at?

[djv5]

Sold my 2003 last summer with over 10,000 miles of combined street, dual sport, and trail miles. Only required 1 valve adjustment. Very reliable and easy to work on.

[acarter92]

Hi,

Is 950 miles a lot on a properly maintained 2004 wr 450. It was off road miles and not on the street. I dont want to buy a bike and then have to rebuild it after another 1000 miles.

Thanks

Just to put it into perspective. That'd be like buying lets say an 04 car and it only having maybe 5,000 miles. That bike has got many years and miles of good service left in it.

Austin

[chambo3232]

i have had my 07 for a year and put 5000 miles on

[Dirt Hokie]

Thanks for the info everyone

[face_plant]

05 with 12k+ dont really know 3 trailtech vapors later?

at 9k it needed rings