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Thoroughly Expands Dual-purpose Possibilities: CRF250L Custom

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DIRTFREAK's CRF250L

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The CRF250L DAL X designed by Dirt Freak, one of Japan's leading off-road motorcycle parts suppliers, has been thoroughly customized in terms of suspension and bodywork based on the concept of true dual-purpose. The bike's performance on paved roads, as well as off-road, has been significantly improved. The black-based graphics with a strong presence emphasize the sense of speed and power. The frame and other parts have been painted by DF-CRAFT to give them a much higher quality feel. Positional parts such as the handlebars and seat, as well as pedals and levers, have been completely redesigned to greatly improve controllability.

Intake & Exhaust

The silencer is made of stainless steel and aluminum, yet is lightweight. Furthermore, by moving the silencer body closer to the vehicle's center of gravity, it contributes to improved dynamic performance. DIRTFREAK has also developed a special head pipe to further improve exhaust efficiency.

Bodyworks

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Changed to a one-off high seat. More aggressive load transfer is now possible, dramatically improving body control. The seat upholstery has also been changed to improve the hold.
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Hand guards to protect the handlebars in the event of a fall are an essential item for off-road riding. The levers and mirrors are also retractable.
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The fender eliminator gives the rear end a sharp look and its made of steel, so it will not be damaged on rough roads.
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A skid plate is essential for intense off-road riding, the plate is made of 3.5 mm thick material. It is also equipped with a frame guard for complete body protection.

Handle

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RENTHAL Fatbar equipped. Tapered handlebars with a larger diameter from the bar ends to the clamps are adopted. Good position and high quality appearance make riding fun.
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The triple clamp has been modified to increase the rigidity of the handlebar area. The bar position can also be changed according to physique, skill level, and preference.

Chassis

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Sprockets have been changed to 14T(front) and 44T(rear) to emphasize low speed range. The drive cover and chain guard have been changed to improve the quality feel.
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Frame and swingarm are blacked out with DF-CRAFT powder coat. The front fork is finished with Kashima Coat. Graphics are by FACTORY EFFEX.
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Z-WHEEL's AR1 wheel kit was installed. The rear is currently under development. DRC hard fork springs are used for improved off-road performance.
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DIRTFREAK changed hard rear shock springs on this model, the lower links allow ride height adjustment.
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Footpegs and pedals are changed to improve controllability. The filter cover and filler cap are red to match the vehicle color.

Gallery

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Specifications

Part Details
Exhaust DELTA Torque Head Pipe
DELTA Barrel 4-S Silencer
Wheels Z-WHEEL AR1 Wheel Kit Front
Suspension DRC Front Fork Spring
DRC Rear Shock Spring
Steps ZETA Trigger Brake Pedal
Drive System DRC Dura Front Sprocket
DRC Dura Rear Sprocket
Handle / Steering DRC 161 Off-road Mirror
ZETA Triple Clamp Kit
ZETA Pivot Lever Set CP
Bodyworks DRC Meter Windshield Protective Film
FACTORY EFFEX HONDA Front Fender Decal
FACTORY EFFEX Swingarm Decal
FACTORY EFFEX Inner Fork Guard Decal
ZETA ED Skid Plate
ZETA Adventure Armor Handguard
ZETA Aluminum Footpeg
ZETA Oil filter Cover
ZETA Chain Guide
ZETA Drive Cover
ZETA Front Fork Top Cap

About DIRTFREAK

The company handles a wide variety of products, including original off-road parts, gear, boots, and more.

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DIRTFREAK brand page

Hakuyo
Hakuyo

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Hakuyo

A foreigner who rides in Japan, Japanese call this "Gaijin Rider". Third year in the Webike global team. He feels and shares the real bike life in Japan then presents you how interesting Japanese customs are.