Yamaha SRX 250 Motorcycle - Street (1987)

The 1987 Yamaha SRX 250 was a distinctive single-cylinder, four-stroke motorcycle, known for its regional variations. Powered by a 249 cc DOHC engine, its horsepower differed significantly: 17 hp for the US market and a more potent 32 hp for Japanese and global versions. The US model, sold only in 1987, typically featured a white and red livery with a small fairing and a square headlight. In contrast, the Japanese and global markets often received a "naked standard" version with a circular headlight, electric start, and sometimes a headlight fairing, occasionally referred to as the "SRX 250F". The SRX 250 series was introduced in 1985. For the 1987 model year, there were no mid-cycle generation or engine changes; variations were primarily market-specific trims. FAQ:

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