Upgrade Your Yamaha TZ 250 with a High-Performance Aluminum Radiator

Aluminum Radiator For Yamaha Tz 250 & 350 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980
Specifics and Features:
Material:Aluminum
Stronger & Higher Capacity for Coolant than Stock Units
Made of High Quality Full T-6061 Aluminum Construction
Light Weight Direct Bolt-On Fitment or Replacement
Core size(mm): 268W*180H*32T
Overall size:277W*313H*90T

Includes:
1 Radiator

Notes:
FIT:TZ 250 & 350 Yamaha 1976 to 1980
Please check if this radiator fit your vehicle by using that chart above

Efficient Cooling for Optimal Performance

The Yamaha TZ 250 is renowned for its racing pedigree, and it deserves a high-performance cooling system. An aluminum radiator significantly improves airflow and heat dissipation compared to stock options. This means your engine runs cooler, which can enhance overall performance and reliability on the track. With this upgrade, you're ensuring that your TZ 250 maintains its edge during intense races. Because it is designed specifically for models from 1976 to 1980, it fits perfectly without requiring any modifications.

Lightweight Design Without Compromising Durability

One major advantage of aluminum radiators is their lightweight nature. This is particularly beneficial for racing motorcycles like the Yamaha TZ 250, where every ounce counts. A lighter bike can lead to improved handling and faster lap times. However, aluminum doesn't sacrifice durability; it provides excellent resistance to corrosion and physical impact, making it a smart choice for both competitive riders and enthusiasts who want a lasting upgrade.

Easy Installation and Maintenance

Installing the Yamaha TZ 250 aluminum radiator is relatively straightforward, making it accessible for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. Most users can complete the installation with basic tools, which saves time and cost. Additionally, maintaining an aluminum radiator is simpler than you might think, as it's easier to clean and inspect regularly. This ease of maintenance can help you keep an eye on your bike's performance, ensuring that it continues to deliver as expected on the track.