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Anyone know the true weight of a late model WR 250 and a 2011 or new style Gas Gas 250-300??? DRY

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Just curious anyone know the TRUE weight of say a 2012 Gas Gas 250-300 without fuel or electric start and of a Husky late model WR 250???? I know the old Husky's were about 235 dry?? But hec and old wr 125 was like 222 dry!! What about a 150 Husky.....?? I'm getting old and this all matters. Thanks
 
Steve Beane a MI dealer weighed his 2012 GG 300 on a certified scale and it weighed 260 lbs even. It had 3/4 tank of fuel, rad. braces, flex bars, Rekluse cover, FW pegs, etc.. The GG bikes carry their weight low so they "feel" lighter to me when you are riding them. My my 2010 GG 300 was heavier by guessing 30lbs over my 2008 WB165 but it never really bothered me once in motion.
 
Comparable, but less bottom end. It definitely doesn't have much over rev, I forgot to shift up a few times and it would start to sign off. As I said on GG Forum... I wish I had brought the 165 to ride back to back. I'm going to ride it today, while the 200 is fresh in my mind.
 
Huh. Really looking for a true dry weight with a bike out of the crate with no gas or aftermarket stuff. If possible.
 
I have had both, they weigh the same, 255 ready to ride. Gasgas has estart with Shorai battery. Gasgas rides alot lighter but it the fast open it is not as stable as the WR
 
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