What does RM stand for motorbike?

Rm , means racing machine.

What does Suzuki RM stand for?

The RM series is a model range of two-stroke motorcycles manufactured by Suzuki. The letters "RM" stand for "Racing Model" and the motorcycles produced with this prefix in their model names are suited to use in motocross racing.

What does KX stand for Yamaha?

Kx = Kawasaki X'er (pronounced Crosser) Yz = Yamaha Zinger. Xr = X(cross) Country Racer.

What does YZ for Yamaha stand for?

YZ is Yamahas designation for race bikes. The F stands for four stroke. The YZR stands for Yamaha's YZ racebike that is for road courses. The Yami dirt bike is actually named YZ250F. In the past the road racing bikes were designated OW-xx like the OW-01 which was a FZR750RR in '89.

What does WR stand for Yamaha?

The WR in the name indicates a wide-ratio gear box common to most enduro or trail bikes and stands in contrast to the close-ratio gearbox essential to a motocross racer.

What does XR stand for Honda?

XR= Cross country racer. XRL= Cross country/ Street legal. CR= Course racer. CRF= Course racer four stroke.

What does F stand for in YZ250F?

"f" - fabulous. "x" - treasure.

What does Honda CR stand for?

C R on the Honda stands for competition racer.

What does KTM stand for?

With a name like KTM, which stands for Kronreif & Trunkenpolz Mattighofen, it's not surprising that the company likes to rely on initials for model naming. It would be easy to say that dirt bikes have letter model names, while the street bikes have traditional names.

What does F stand for Yamaha?

Yamaha Outboard Model Code Table. Model: C=C Series. F=Four Stroke.

What is a KX dirt bike?

OVERVIEW. Mold your aspiring racer by bridging the gap to full-size bikes with the KX™100 dirt bike. With a 99cc engine, this two-stroke super-mini gives riders the perfect blend of durability and proportionate power increase with a larger chassis before transitioning to the big bikes.

Whats the difference between WR and YZ?

The YZ suspension is more suited to faster riding but the WR has exactly the same units, just a softer set up. The WR motor is exactly the same as the one in the YZ with the same piston, cam and cam timing but has a wide-ratio gearbox.

What does CR mean motorcycle?

Certificate of Registration (CR) is also a document issued by the Land Transportation Office but it confirms your ownership (the owner's full name and address) towards the vehicle.

What year did Suzuki RM come out?

The RM (standing for racing motorcycles) series of Moto-Cross machines were launched in 1975, replacing the old TM models. The range ran from 50cc right up to 400cc, and were very successful off the back of Suzuki's World championship winning works machinery.

What does ATP stand for in motocross?

Moto-TM was the original name in 1977. The two partners, Claudio Flenghi (Mr. Engine) and Francesco Battistelli (Mr. Frame), came up with the TM name by using the first letter of each of their son's first names, which are Thomas and Mirko. The first TMs were air-cooled units with twin shocks.

What does R mean for Honda motorcycle?

Be it Honda or any other manufacturer, normally the sports model is normally denoted by the 'R' insignia. Examples would be the ZX-10R, BMW S1000R. Like Vivek mentioned, RR stands for 'Race Replica'. They are more track oriented and are bred to do track days all day long.

Did Honda make a CR 490?

CR480R. The CR480R was produced in 1982-83. The CR480R had an air-cooled two-cycle engine with a 4-speed transmission, and featured the ProLink rear suspension system.

What does the R mean on a CR250R?

When Honda first release the CR series in 1973, the model designation was CR250M, "CR" stood for Course Racer. In 1978 the model designation was changed to CR250R, the "R" stood for "works Replica".

Is a YZF a 4 stroke?

The Yamaha YZ250F is a motocross motorcycle first released in 2001 by Yamaha. It had a five-valve, DOHC, four-stroke engine and initially had a steel frame and an aluminum subframe, which was replaced in the 2006 model with an all-aluminum frame.

What's faster YZ250 or YZ250F?

Which faster: YZ250 vs YZ250F? For most riders, it's easier to be faster on the YZ250F because of the broad torque. However, if you know how to keep the RPM in the meat of the powerband and have the stamina, the YZ250 may be faster.

What bike does John Connor?

The T-800 Terminator 2

The Honda XR, ridden by John Connor (Edward Furlong) in the film, was dubbed with a 2-stroke sound to create a strong contrast with the Terminator's Harley-Davidson.