Review of Yamaha RD 350 LC 1982 pictures, live photos & description
Review of Yamaha RD 350 LC 1982 pictures, live photos & description
Yamaha R D 350. Yamaha Yamaha RD350B Yamaha RD350 Years produced: 1973-1975 Claimed power: 39hp @ 7,500rpm (claimed) Top speed: 95mph (period test) Engine type: 347cc air-cooled, 2-stroke parallel twin Weight: (wet) 352lb (160kg) Price then: $1,071 (1975) Price now: $1,500-$4,000 MPG: 35-40 Claimed power: 39hp @ 7,500rpm Top speed: 95mph (period test) Engine: 347cc air-cooled 2-stroke parallel twin, 64mm x 54mm bore and stroke, 6.6:1 compression ratio
Yamaha RD 350 LC YPVS Reborn from rebornmotorcycles.com
The first RD350 model introduced in 1973 was a 347cc, two-stroke twin, featuring a seven-port engine with Torque Induction Claimed power: 39hp @ 7,500rpm Top speed: 95mph (period test) Engine: 347cc air-cooled 2-stroke parallel twin, 64mm x 54mm bore and stroke, 6.6:1 compression ratio
Yamaha RD 350 LC YPVS Reborn
I'm an over-the-hill rider (and writer, let's get the homophonic joke out of the way early) preaching to all seven of you who might listen to chatter about now-irrelevant Yamaha two-strokes. The RD350 was indeed known for being a fast bike due to advancements in both its engine and. I'm an over-the-hill rider (and writer, let's get the homophonic joke out of the way early) preaching to all seven of you who might listen to chatter about now-irrelevant Yamaha two-strokes.
The Wasp Yamaha RD350 Scrambler by Danners Automotive BikeBound. The RD350 was essentially a reworked R5 350, with identical 64mm bore and short 54mm stroke and 28mm carbs, sitting in a cradle-type tubular frame. It had Yamaha's Autolube lubrication system, which meant no pre-mixing of the gas and oil, a primary kick starter and a 6-speed constant mesh transmission.
Yamaha RD350LC. [3]The engine is an air-cooled, parallel twin, six-speed (in some markets, such as the UK, the first model was sold in five-speed form), reed valve-equipped intake tract two-stroke engine. Consumers considered the RD350 to be a racing bike - and even believed RD stood for Racing Developed with no particular proof besides the fact that it sported a powerful engine