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Owner/Image canonian_eye Model RD350 Manufacture Yamaha Location Kerala, India

I know a couple of people who’ve owned Yamaha RD350s, and both remember the 1970s air-cooled twin with great fondness. I bet they haven’t seen an RD350 like this one, though. Called “S2RD”, it was built by Tony Prust of Illinois-based Analog Motorcycles. (If the name sounds familiar, it’s because Prust also built the lovely CB550 sidecar combination we featured six months ago.) This bike started as a 1973 RD350 that was halfway towards a café racer conversion when the current owner bought it. After the bike sat around for years untouched, the owner commissioned Analog Motorcycles to finish the

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This high-performance Yamaha RD350 custom has a unique frame weighing just 20 lbs—it's made from the Reynolds 853 tubing more often found on pushbikes.

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The Essenza sprint class is governed by a simple set of rules; nothing bigger than 1200cc, only 2 cylinders and no dragsters. So the Yamaha RD350 Faucon project was born. "All our builds are named after animals and one animal suited this bike perfectly: the lightweight and extraordinarily fast falcon."

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There's nothing like the ring-a-ding-ding of a two-stroke motorcycle. One legendary 'oil burner' to look out for is the reliable all-rounder Yamaha RD350.

Yamaha RD350 Giant Killer from California...The Yamaha RD350 is one of our favorite two-stroke street machines of the 1970s. The 39-horsepower parallel twin could compete with larger bikes due to its excellent power-to-weight ratio, and the RD350 quickly became a popular production-class road ra

For Sale: Blechmann's Two-Stroke Stunner!  Bernhard "Blechmann" Naumann is one of Europe's most highly regarded builders, known especially for his metal-shaping skills. Hence his nickname, "Blechmann" -- The Tin Man.  Bernhard grew up in a very small village in the Austrian state of Bu

Two-stroke, low-level screamer built in an aircraft hangar...Today, we're thrilled to feature this stunning Yamaha RD350 by 24 year old Jake Drummond of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Oshkosh is the home of one of the largest airshows/fly-ins in the world -- EAA AirVenture Oskhosh -- and one of the nation'

The Yamaha RD350 was THE Seventies poor boy racer. Fairly cheap, relatively easy to work on and fast through the twisties, the RD350 is still great fun today.

This is the COMPLETE Service Repair Manual for the Yamaha DS7, RD250, R5C, RD350 Motorcycle. Production model years 1972 1973. It Covers complete tear down and