For 2024, a few motorcycle manufacturers – Husqvarna, KTM, and Gasgas – offer two-stroke dirt bikes with up to 300cc displacements, while others, like Yamaha, stop at 250cc or less.

Yamaha points to "the push for more environmentally friendly machines" as the impetus for 4-stroke dirt bikes -- which sounds like a familiar argument for electric vehicles vs. gas engines in general.

Something that, as Kawasaki puts it, "everyone's been asking for." Yep, you guessed it, Kawasaki is buying Yamaha's snowmobile business! Just kidding, it's bringing back its 2-stroke dirt bikes ...

The Yamaha DT400 is known to offer oodles of two-stroke fun both on and off the tarmac, acting as an excellent base for custom builds styled as dual-sports, scramblers, and old-school dirt bikes.

The 2024 Yamaha TT-R110E carries a lower MSRP at $2,449 and Yamaha calls it "a bike for the whole family," assuming they don't exceed the 132-pound (60 kg) weight limit. Like the Honda CRF110F ...

Husqvarna’s fuel-injected 2-stroke Husqvarna’s TE250i is a fuel-injected two-stroke dirt bike, with an electric start, that could change the face of trail and enduro riding. (Charles Fleming ...

2003 Yamaha WR45QF featuring 449cc, DOHC, liquid-cooled, four-stroke with titanium valves and electric start, front 46mm Kayaba inverted telescopic fork, front 250mm full floating disc, and only ...