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Suzuki DR-Z 400S vs. Yamaha WR 450F Riding Impressions Comparison

So what was it that drew YOU in to DualSport or Adventure riding? For me, it was my buddy Chaz, tossing me the keys to his Dual-Sport-ed WR450f to attend a weekend road and trail rally with my teenage son. Now I wasn’t exactly new to off-road riding. I had had some dirt bikes and even an old KE100 “enduro” as a kid, and several street bikes over the years, but this was the first big-bore off-roader I had ridden since my brief stint as a test-rider for Cannondale back in the days of their ill-fated moto division. Years of work responsibilities and raising kids had put recreational purchases at the bottom of my list of priorities, but this weekend changed that. I left that rally with a better relationship with my youngest child, a head full of amazing memories with friends old and new, and a huge smile on my face. So now I’ve got to buy a new WR450, right? Hold up a sec - not only do I not trust myself to ride responsibly with that kind of power on hand, I’m not sure I want something with maintenance intervals listed in “hours”. Besides - simple and reliable are my highest priorities. A little internet research and I began to believe the the legendary Suzuki DR-Z 400 might just be the perfect blend of all my top criteria. I had taken one for a quick ride about a year earlier, and remembered that it seemed pretty impressive, but up against the memory of that amazing weekend fling with the incredible WR, would I be disappointed if I settled for something less than a fire-breathing race-bred trail monster? Surely someone has done a YouTube comparison, right? Well, not really. There are a couple rambling commentaries with no really helpful comparisons. Sure, there were some opinions, and even some roll-on tests or drag race vids, but I EXPECTED that the DR-Z wouldn’t hang with the WR in an all-out race environment. What I wanted to know, was how the two bikes compared in a more relaxed trail-riding role, which is what I expected to do most with my new bike. I never did find a really good comparison, but I went ahead and bought a new DR-Z, expecting that I could sell it after a few season if I was not completely satisfied. Then one day, after riding my new Suzuki for about six months, I had a chance to compare them myself. * Dual Sport vs Enduro Motocross MX race bike comparison for trail riding, Marienville Penoke trail in Allegheny National Forest GoPro FPV footage MotoVLOG moto vlog interview conversation DRZ DRZ400 DR-Z400 WR400 WR400f* Supersprox Front Sprocket 14 Tooth Fits: 2022 SUZUKI DR-Z 400S Part# 1246040041 | Mfg Part# CST-432-14-1 https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/pa... Pirelli MT21 Rallycross Dual Sport Rear Motorcycle Tire 120/90-18 (65R) Tube Type Fits: 2022 SUZUKI DR-Z 400S Part# 1035780005 | Mfg Part# 3989000 https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/ti... Pirelli MT 21 Rallycross Motorcycle Tires J&P Part #: DR10354 | Mfr Part #: 0341100 https://www.jpcycles.com/product/2614... https://fisherseats.com/ https://seatconcepts.com/ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/asher-lee/dance-... License code: OYZUQ7QT00FQ5DXN