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Yamaha model stands out for its affordable price and robust engine, but faces criticism for some recurring problems among owners
A Yamaha Lander 250 is one of the most sought after trail bikes in Brazil, occupying the second position in sales in the segment. In 2024, were registered 46.690 units, a significant figure, although still far from the 155.055 Honda Bros 160 units.
This popularity is due, in part, to its good price positioning, becoming a more powerful and affordable alternative for those looking for a motorcycle with off-road capability.
Lander 250 launch and features
Recently, the Lander underwent a facelift in the line 2025, receiving new features that include LED headlight with projector, a new fender and updated fairings.
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Despite the aesthetic improvements, the engine remains the same: a single cylinder de 249 cc, offering 20,9 cv of power and 2,1 kgfm of torque, coupled to a five-speed sequential gearbox.
The current price of Lander is de R$28.590.
The Lander 250 stands out for its robust and functional design, ideal for off-roading and urban riding. It is equipped with a chassis that offers good stability, as well as suspension with good travel, which provides comfort on uneven terrain.
The weight of the motorcycle, which is around 145 kg, is considered balanced for a motorcycle in this category, allowing the rider to drive agilely and safely.
Main problems faced by owners
Although the Yamaha Lander 250 be praised for its robustness and economy, some recurring problems have been reported by owners, especially on models manufactured from 2020.
Among the most common complaints, the following stands out: oil leak due to the breakage of the front suspension fork retainer.
This part, usually made of latex, is responsible for containing the oil, and its failure can lead to serious suspension problems.
Another point of attention is the ease with which external parts suffer from the effects of rust.
The wheel rims, which are made of iron, are particularly vulnerable, but there have also been reports of rust on the bike's frame.
Additionally, the rear wheel hub is mentioned as a component that can crack, raising concerns among owners.
Plastic parts and stickers have also shown problems with fading and scratching.
Additionally, some users report that the lighting system, although modern, could be more powerful, especially in low visibility conditions.
This aspect is important for those who use the motorcycle on trails or poorly lit roads.
Positive points of the Lander 250
Despite these criticisms, the overall assessment of Yamaha Lander 250 tends to be more positive.
A fuel economy is one of the most admired features, with many users reporting that the bike can outrun 30 km/l and even reach 35 km/l on urban routes.
This efficiency is a great attraction for those who use the motorcycle as a daily means of transport.
The Lander's performance is also noteworthy, especially in cities, where its agility allows drivers to move easily through traffic.
However, the absence of a sixth gear in the gearbox is a point that can be felt on highways, where drivers report that the lack of this gear makes driving at high speeds less comfortable.
In addition, the maintenance costs are considered low. Lander has parts that are easily found on the market, which makes repairs and replacements easier.
The robustness of the engine 250 cc allows the bike to easily tackle potholes and uneven roads, making it a reliable option for those looking for a bike for off-road adventures.
Lander's role in the Brazilian market
A Yamaha Lander 250 It is positioned as one of the most viable motorcycles in Brazil, especially for those who want to explore both the urban environment and trails off-road.
Its combination of affordability, robustness and fuel economy makes it a popular choice among Brazilian motorcyclists.
Additionally, Yamaha has invested in after-sales services and technical assistance, which is essential for customer loyalty.
The brand promotes events and meetings for owners, creating a community around the model and strengthening the relationship with consumers.
Yamaha Lander 250 Technical Specifications
- Model: Yamaha XTZ 250 Lander
- Type: Trail Bike
- Release Year: 2025 (facelift)
- Motor:
Type: Single cylinder, 4 stroke
Cilindrada: 249 cc
Power: 20,9 hp at 8.000 rpm
Torque: 2,1 kgfm at 6.500 rpm
- Transmission: 5-speed sequential gearbox
- Dimensions:
Length: 2.150 mm
Width: 820 mm
Height: 1.140 mm
Wheelbase: 1.440 mm
Seat height: 865 mm
- Weight145 kg
- Tank capacity: 13 liters
- Average consumption: 30 km/l to 35 km/l
- Suspension:
Front: Telescopic fork, 230 mm travel
Rear: Monoshock, 200mm travel
- Brakes:
Front: 245mm disc
Rear: 203mm disc
- Rhodes:
Front: 21 inches
Rear: 18 inches
- Price: $ 28.590
- Available Colors: Black, blue and red
SOURCE: MOBIAUTO
