Yamaha Rd350a. 1972 Yamaha RD350A Classic Japanese Bike for Sale Motorcycles Unlimited Engine is Two stroke, parallel twin cylinder, reed valves, displacement 347 cc / 21.1 cu-in , produces power 39 hp / 28.5 kW @ 7500 rpm and 24.1 lb-ft / 32.6 Nm @ 7000 rpm Due to its lighter design, this motorbike, although costing only around $908, beat motorbikes of other popular brands with price tags ranging from $2,000 to $3,000.
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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. Yamaha's reliable Autolube oil-injection system had a tank holding more than half a gallon of oil, good for a long run.
YAMAHA RD350A 1974 MATCHING NUMBERS FULL RESTORATION ONE OF THE
[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. Yamaha's specified spark plug for the RD 350B is an NGK B8HS, which is supposed to have a very wide heat range electrode The 1974 RD350A was ruby red (purpleish maroon) with a double white.
Yamaha RD350A 1973. The Yamaha RD350 is a sportbike that ruled the motorcycle race tracks during its heyday Due to its lighter design, this motorbike, although costing only around $908, beat motorbikes of other popular brands with price tags ranging from $2,000 to $3,000.
YAMAHA RD350A 1974 MATCHING NUMBERS FULL RESTORATION ONE OF THE. Contrary to popular opinion, there's no evidence supporting the idea that the "RD" in the Yamaha RD350 model designation stands for. Yamaha Corporation produced it at a time when race bikes are heavy and muscular