This comprehensive Yamaha SR250 Factory Service Workshop Repair Manual covers model years 1980 through 1983, encompassing all styles. With hundreds of pages, it provides an in-depth guide for both novice and experienced mechanics. This manual offers a detailed, step-by-step approach to each repair and service procedure, ensuring a complete understanding of the motorcycle's workings.

The manual is meticulously organized with numbered instructions, clear illustrations, and enlarged insets for clear part identification. Detailed substeps expand on repair procedures, and notes, cautions, and warnings throughout the manual highlight critical information. The manual also includes detailed electrical wiring diagrams, simplifying diagnosis and repair of electrical system problems.

This comprehensive resource empowers you to keep your Yamaha SR250 running at its peak performance.

The Yamaha SR250, produced from 1980 to 1983, is a classic motorcycle that embodies the simplicity and practicality of the 1980s. This air-cooled, single-cylinder machine was known for its reliable performance and easy handling, making it a popular choice for both new and experienced riders. The SR250 featured a lightweight steel frame and telescopic front forks, contributing to its agile nature. Powered by a 249cc single-cylinder engine that produced around 20 horsepower, it provided a smooth and responsive ride, making it suitable for commuting, short trips, and even light off-road adventures. The SR250's minimalist design, with its round headlight, upswept exhaust, and simple instrumentation, resonated with riders who appreciated a no-frills approach to motorcycling. Its low seat height and forgiving nature made it accessible to riders of various sizes and skill levels.

The Yamaha SR250 quickly gained a reputation for its reliability and affordability, making it a popular choice for those seeking a practical and economical motorcycle. Over the years, it has become a beloved classic, especially among those who appreciate its timeless design and straightforward mechanics. The SR250's simplicity and ease of maintenance also made it a popular choice for enthusiasts who enjoyed working on and customizing their motorcycles. The availability of aftermarket parts and a vibrant community of SR250 owners further fueled its enduring popularity. Today, the SR250 remains a sought-after classic, with many examples still being enjoyed by riders all over the world. Its legacy continues to inspire a new generation of motorcyclists with its blend of classic style, practical performance, and timeless appeal.