presentation of the WR 450 F 2013
fresh to the market, the WR 450 F didn't feel the need for an upgrade for 2013 - it's already a blast to ride. In the enduro world, the Yamaha WR 450 F has earned a solid reputation for its responsive engine, great handling handling and precision even on the most difficult terrain, but also thanks to its unrivalled reliability. For the upcoming racing season, Yamaha is offering this WR 450 F, with its sophisticated chassis and engine, both developed from their racing programs.
state-of-the-art injection system and compact chassis:
Featuring a state-of-the-art adjustable injection system, the WR-F's renowned 450 cm3 liquid-cooled, four-stroke, five-valve engine offers even more responsive and customizable performance to suit all situations encountered by enduro riders. In addition to its fuel-injected engine, the WR 450 F version 2013 features an aluminum double-beam frame ensuring a level of agility unmatched for a 450. Made from a combination of forged, extruded and panelized aluminum components, this innovative lightweight frame has the dimensions of a 250, giving the WR 450 F a real advantage in the tight turns and twisty trails typical of enduro riding.
In addition to its modernized engine and new frame, the WR 450 F also boasts a sleek chassis that emphasizes its compact dimensions. Thanks to its black Excel rims, Pro-Taper handlebars and new headlamp plate, the look of this E2 enduro bike is an ideal precursor to its racing performance.
wR 450 F - Engine
adjustable injection system:
The WR 450 F's 449 cm³, single-cylinder, 4-stroke, 5-valve, DOHC engine is a favorite of enduro and off-road riders looking for power and control. Equipped with a state-of-the-art fuel injection system, this robust, reliable model is set to become even more popular.

competition parts kit:
A Competition Kit specially designed for the WR 450 F is also available for riders wishing to use their machine on closed enduro circuits. This kit includes several parts specially designed for racing, such as an exhaust elbow, a muffler, a rear exhaust pipe, a set of 13/50 sprockets and much more.
competition exhaust line with resonator:
The exhaust elbow included in the Competition Kit features a resonator designed to optimize the pulsation effect of the exhaust/intake circuit. This resonator already equips the YZ-F models in Yamaha's MXGP range, and contributes to improving the machine's low- and mid-range power.gimes, which is particularly interesting for enduro riding where races are often won where speed is lowest, such as in narrow, winding areas.
easy power adjustment:
The WR 450 F is supplied as standard with standard injection mapping. However, on machines equipped with Yamaha Competition Kit parts, riders can use the Power Tuner to adjust injection volume and ignition timing to suit their particular terrain conditions and riding style.
Compact and easy to use, the Power Tuner does not require the use of a PC to activate mapping changes. All the rider has to do is plug the Power Tuner into the motorcycle's dedicated connector and enter the values corresponding to the desired performance. The Power Tuner allows riders to independently adjust the injection volume at 9 different setting points. Ignition timing can also be set at 9 different points.
By trying out different injection and ignition settings, drivers can create their own mappings, the ones that best suit their driving style and the conditions encountered.
Another advantage of the Power Tuner is its monitoring function, enabling users to observe data from the various sensors, as well as engine running times. A self-diagnosis function for malfunctions also facilitates maintenance.
vibration-resistant radiator:
The WR 450 F features a completely redesigned radiator that ensures stable operation even at low rpm, when airflow is reduced. First used on the latest-generation YZ 250 F, this vibration-resistant radiator has a thicker body and its fastening system now uses a three-point system (previously two) for greater durability.
high-capacity alternator and new capacitor:
To meet the needs of the new fuel injection system, the WR 450 F is equipped with a high-capacity, three-phase magnetic alternator. and, to ensure efficient kick starting even in the event of battery problems, a capacitor has been added to the motorcycle's electrical circuit.

compact aluminum frame with bilateral beam:
The 2013 WR 450 F features one of the most compact frames on the market.
Featuring two aluminum spars running from the steering column to the engine cradle, this new bilateral-beam frame has been designed from the YZ 250 F model to offer a significant number of advantages over the previous version.
This bilateral design has enabled engineers to reposition elements such as the fuel tank and radiators to better center the machine's weight and allow easier, quicker steering changes in tight corners.
enduro dimensions of a 250:
Developed from the slender design of the YZ 250 F model, the WR 450 F frame has a number of enduro-specific features.enduro-specific features, such as the shape and thickness of various components, as well as redesigned engine and rear buckle mountings. The rear buckle is also made from a different alloy.
The compact 1,475 mm wheelbase (25 mm shorter than the existing model), 27º caster angle and 115 mm caster, give the new the new WR 450 F a feeling of lightness and agility, combined with excellent front-wheel handling and impressive rear-wheel traction.
enduro-specific suspension settings:
In addition to its bilateral beam frame, the WR 450 F features an air/liquid-separated front suspension system inspired by the famous YZ-F models in Yamaha's MXGP range. Featuring lightweight, bending-resistant 48 mm tubes, the inverted front fork benefits from enduro-specific suspension and damping settings, ensuring optimum performance in tight corners while offering excellent stability at high speeds.
The monocross link rear suspension also features specific damping and suspension settings, designed to meet the expectations of enduro riders, with better initial travel for improved handling in tight corners. Finally, the WR 450 F's fully adjustable chassis adapts precisely to each rider's riding style and different terrain.
sleek 7.2-liter resin fuel tank:
The resin fuel tank has been specially designed with a capacity of 7.2 liters (1 liter more than the YZ 450 F model), to satisfy both racing and touring enthusiasts. And for peace of mind, the console features a fuel level indicator.
lighter cladding :
The WR 450 F's trim highlights the compact dimensions of its 250-class frame and grants the machine a sharp profile in keeping with its functionality.

The WR 450 F is equipped with a specially designed saddle to increase comfort and reduce fatigue. It is covered with a high-grip cover to improve rider control in wet weather. In addition, the new saddle is 960 mm high, 30 mm lower than the current model.
high-performance components:
The WR 450 F is equipped with standard Pro-Taper handlebars and black Excel rims that grant the bike impressive "factory racing" styling.
highlights in detail:
- Bilateral aluminum beam frame
- Constructed from forged, extruded and panelized aluminum components
- Centered mass for better cornering
- balance of power and rigidity ideal for enduro conditions
- Compact, streamlined styling for enhanced maneuverability
- 1,475 mm wheelbase, 25 mm shorter than current model
- Enduro dimensions of a 250
- YZ-F-type front suspension with air-liquid separation
- Optimized rear suspension settings for enduro bikes
- Eye-catching enduro-style saddle
- 960 mm seat height
- Streamlined 7.2-liter resin fuel tank
- Black Excel rims
- Fuel level indicator activated when level reaches 2 liters
- New headlight plate
- New side covers
- Petal-shaped front and rear discs
- Wide footrests for exceptional grip and comfort
- Pro-Taper handlebars
- Lightweight aluminum side stand
- Heavy-duty resin engine guard with 335 mm ground clearance
Photos and manufacturer info
Key facts Yamaha WR 450 F (2013) : What you need to know before you buy
Specifications Yamaha WR 450 F 2013
- Chassis
- Frame : double aluminum spar
- Fuel capacity : 7.20 liters (1.90 US gallons)
- Seat height : 960 mm (37.80 in)
- Width : 825 mm (32.48 in)
- Wheelbase : 1,475 mm (58.07 in)
- Front axle
- Reverse telehydraulic fork Ø 48 mm
- Braking 1 disc, 2-piston caliper
- Front tire : 90 / 90 - 21 → Order this type of tire
- Pressure : 1 bar
- Transmission
- 5 stage gearbox
- Secondary by chain
- Rear axle
- Mono-damper
- Braking 1 disc, single-piston caliper
- Rear tire : 130 / 90 - 18 → Order this type of tire
- Pressure : 1 bar
- Motor
- single-cylinder , 4 strokes
- Injection
- Cooling system : liquid
- 2 ACT
- 5 valves per cylinder
- 449 cc
- Compression : 12.3 : 1
- Practical information
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FAQ Your frequently asked questions about the WR 450 F 2013
- QWhat is the seat height of the WR 450 F 2013?
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To ensure good accessibility, the WR 450 F 2013 offers a minimum seat height of 960 mm (37.80 in).
- What is the price of the WR 450 F 2013?
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The price of the WR 450 F 2013 is 8,999€ in France
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Bikers' reviews Leave a review - 5 reviews
and how much does this used 450 cost? Rating : 5/5 Respond to kalala
Prices shown are in â'¬ for new models when released in France.
For any purchase, I invite you to go and see an authorized dealer.
Bonne route
Rating : 5/5 Participate in the conversation
what is the full weight? Rating : 5/5 Respond to Nico 044
I think the machine must weigh between 130 and 140kg fully loaded. But I can't confirm this, as the manufacturer doesn't mention this information.
Rating : 3/5 Participate in the conversation
A motorcycle magazine comparison of the wrf and crf weighed a verdic 112 kg for the wrf.
I've got one, and it's true that it's a little overweight compared with a 2-stroke, but it's top-of-the-range, it pulls like crazy, and if you want to have fun, it moves! Rating : 5/5 Participate in the conversation