After the release of the new V-MAX, Yamaha wants to surprise the public again, letting out the possible release of the Yamaha RD and TDR 350 with twin-cylinder, two stroke engines.
After the renderings created by Motosketches, with Oberdan Bezzi models, an extremely compact and sporty naked is revealed, designed to guarantee some fun.
We can already imagine the excellent performance that this type of engine could provide, but the other interesting news is that the price should come in at under 6,000 euros.
To confront the more restrictive anti-pollution norms, the company is said to have developed some new technology in planning the motors.
The bike could possibly be sided with another historical version, the TDR 350, heir to the 250cc from the 1980’s.
In fact, on the basis of the RD 350, the next generation TDR should have a sporty drive, with a higher and more frontal riding position typical of bikes designed both for city use, and longer trips.
This price could also be below the 6,000 euros mark, which should see excellent sales given that there’s virtually no competition in the sector. The guys over at SoloMoto30 have also reported the news, and now all we have to do is wait for extra information.
Meanwhile, perhaps you’d like to share with us whether you’re keen on the return of two-stroke?
via | Motosketches
AMIT
27 Jun 2008 - 16:38 - #1WHAT IS THE PRICE OF THE NEWLY RELEASE OF YAMAHA RD350
AMIT
27 Jun 2008 - 16:38 - #2CAN YOU TOLD ME WHAT IS THE PRICE OF THE YAMAHA RD350
Dennis Garcia
18 Jul 2008 - 02:44 - #3Please produce,I will purchase it,my 85 RZ350 needs company in my garage!!!
Glenn Pace
03 Nov 2008 - 04:00 - #4Build it and they will buy! I would buy one for sure.
flager
24 Feb 2009 - 16:31 - #5es fenomenal el retorno de lo mejor que ha existido.el 2tiempos es para gente con pelotas, donde se sabe la potencia inmediata del motor.me pregunto si joden tanto por la contaminacion del rey(2 tiempos) por que no acaban con los diesel.
Parth
08 Jun 2009 - 13:04 - #6I m waiting for it from last 2 months and u have to launch that any how i will take it for sure
Cheezy
17 Jun 2009 - 23:48 - #7I would litterally soil myself when hearing the news then proceed to selling my firstborn to get one as soon as they come out if they really plan on producing new gen RD’s / RZ’s
terrence
15 Dec 2009 - 06:13 - #8plz txt ma d price of rd 350
sarvesh phougat
16 Dec 2009 - 09:37 - #9sir
sub. which new bikes in india 2010
sir pls write about new launching in bharat {india }during 2010.
some quss.?
1. will yamaha launch gladiator 165, r125 and scorpio in india. 2010
2. will yamaha improvemt in {YTPS} technology in inda.2010
3.will yamaha make engine unit of r15 and yzf 125 in india. 2010
4. will yamaha come with new bike 100 to125 cc with fuel- injected bike .2010
5.will yamaha come with 100 to 125 cc with more milage .2010
6.is fz16 is best other 150cc bikes . in fz yamaha doing some improvement in 2010
7.in 2010 will yamaha improvement in r15 as both wide tyres, more power , low price, new stylish seat etc.
thank you
8.what new bikes in auto-expo fomm yamaha in 2010
9.will yamaha launch new bikes like 100 to 125cc with new technology.
terrence
14 Jan 2010 - 05:55 - #10plz tel me d price of rd 350
alberico campana
20 Jan 2010 - 23:15 - #11i will buy three of them. just for myself…
vikram hardiya
09 Jul 2010 - 05:44 - #12when you launch in india and what will bw the price of tdr 350?
Ronnie007
15 Aug 2010 - 07:13 - #13please tell me the indian price of mew RD bike of yamaha…i am hurry to buy this bike………when will be launch in india.
Alfonso Rodriguez
30 Dec 2010 - 01:07 - #14I really hope that Yamaha returns to two-strokes again. The TDR 250 was great but a 350 or 400 would be even better! Come on Yamaha, we know that you have the technology to make a clean two-stroke so please make a TDR 350 or 400 for the world! I am partial to the yellow Kenny Roberts look. Please Yamaha, I don’t care that you got rid of Rossi, please build this lightweight machine.
steel350
07 Jan 2011 - 23:28 - #15I have been a fan of the rdz motor and anything 2 stroke for years. They make way more power than a 4 stroke can imagine and are cheaper to get power out of them. And yes, if you keep them clean they will last longer than a 4 stroke because of fewer moving parts for the power they make.
Vinod Gundu Rao
24 Feb 2011 - 17:46 - #16wow…. plz can i know when r they launching rd 350 in india again ….. ?
Deepu Panicker
15 May 2012 - 17:47 - #17Amaizing looks Isn’t it..now lets c how it does on the road.
Juan Valentin
15 May 2012 - 23:14 - #18para cuando a la venta en Argentina, se la ve linda.