2026 YAMAHA PW50
SPECIFICATIONS
ENGINE Engine Type: 49cc air-cooled 2-stroke; reed-valve induction Bore x Stroke: 40.0mm x 39.2mm Compression Ratio: 6.0:1 Fuel Delivery: Mikuni VM12 carburetor Ignition: CDI Starting: Kick Transmission: Wet centrifugal automatic (single-speed, no clutch) Final Drive: Shaft Lubrication: Yamaha Autolube oil injection (no premix) Fuel Capacity: 0.5 gal (2 litres) Oil Tank Capacity: 0.3 L
CHASSIS Frame: Steel tube backbone Suspension/Front: 26mm telescopic fork; 2.4-in (60mm) travel Suspension/Rear: Unit swingarm; 2.0-in (50mm) travel Brakes/Front: Drum Brakes/Rear: Drum Tires/Front: 2.50-10-4PR Tires/Rear: 2.50-10-4PR Wheels: 10-inch, 3-spoke mag-style
DIMENSIONS LxWxH: 49.0 in x 24.0 in x 27.8 in (1,245mm x 610mm x 705mm) Seat Height: 18.7 in (475mm) Wheelbase: 33.7 in (855mm) Rake (Caster Angle): 25.5° Trail: 2.0 in (50mm) Max. Ground Clearance: 3.7 in (95mm) Wet Weight: 90 lb (41 kg) Colour: Team Yamaha Blue / Icon Blue
OTHER Warranty: 90 Day (Limited Factory Warranty)
KEY FEATURES
Fully Automatic Transmission — No shifting and no clutch. Twist the throttle and go, so a new rider can focus on balance and the trail.
Entry-Level Two-Stroke Engine — The 49cc air-cooled, reed-valve single is tuned for predictable power rather than a hard hit.
Ultra-Low Seat Height — 18.7 inches, so most small riders can put both feet down.
Adjustable Restrictor — A throttle-stop screw lets an adult limit top speed, then open it up as skills improve.
Shaft Drive — Enclosed shaft final drive, so there is no chain to adjust or lube.
Autolube — Separate oil injection. No fuel-and-oil premixing.
Enclosed Drum Brakes — Front and rear drums for smooth, predictable stopping. Left hand is rear brake, right hand is front, bicycle-style.
Maintenance-Free Wheels — 10-inch mag-style wheels, no spokes to tighten.
High Exhaust with Heat Shield — Exhaust is mounted up and shielded.



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