Yamaha

The Yamaha TTR125 typically comes with 7/8" (22.2mm) handlebars as part of its stock configuration. However, please note that specifications can vary by model year, and it's always a good idea to verify the handlebar size for the specific year you are interested in by checking the owner's manual or contacting a Yamaha dealership for the most accurate information.

In the case of the Yamaha TW200, the "TW" in the model name stands for "TrailWay." The TW200 is a popular dual-sport motorcycle designed for both on-road and off-road riding, and its name reflects its versatility as a capable trail and street motorcycle.

In the case of the Yamaha TTR125, the "TTR" in the model name stands for "Trail Trial Race." This naming suggests that the TTR125 is designed for off-road riding and trail use, as well as entry-level racing, making it a versatile and beginner-friendly dirt bike.

In the case of the Yamaha XT250, the "XT" in the model name stands for "Cross Trail." The XT series of motorcycles from Yamaha is known for its versatile and capable off-road and on-road performance, and the name reflects its dual-purpose nature, suitable for cross-country and trail riding.