Highlight :
– The Yamaha RD350 is making a comeback in a new avatar and will compete with Royal Enfield with its powerful engine.
– The new Yamaha RD350 will have significant changes, especially in its engine.
– The bike may come with a four-stroke engine and various new features such as LED headlamp, dual-channel ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control system, digital instrument console, and slipper clutch.
– The Yamaha RD350 is expected to enter the market soon and will face competition from Royal Enfield, Honda, Jawa/Yezdi, and upcoming Bajaj-Triumph and Hero-Harley bikes.
Yamaha RD350 is Coming Back in a New Killer Avatar, Ready to Compete with Royal Enfield
Yamaha RD350, the big sister of Yamaha RX100 is making a comeback in a new avatar. There have been a lot of buzz and anticipation surrounding this bike. This new version of Yamaha RD350 will feature several major changes.
In terms of the engine, there will be significant upgrades. The old Yamaha RD350 used to come with a 347cc air-cooled engine, generating 40 bhp of power. It also had a six-speed gearbox for a better riding experience. The upcoming bike might come with a four-stroke engine. Additionally, there will be changes in the features as well. It is expected to have LED headlights with DRL, dual-channel ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control system, digital instrument console, and slipper clutch.
Yamaha RD350 is likely to make its entry into the market very soon. It has a huge fan following in India. Therefore, it won’t be surprising if this bike is relaunched. Yamaha needs to bring a high-capacity retro bike to compete with Royal Enfield.
This bike will compete with the likes of Royal Enfield 350cc, Honda H’ness CB350, Jawa/Yezdi, and the upcoming Bajaj-Triumph and Hero-Harley bikes.
And, the highly anticipated Yamaha RD350 is making a comeback with significant upgrades. Its powerful engine and advanced features will give tough competition to Royal Enfield and other retro bikes in the market. Yamaha enthusiasts in India are eagerly waiting for its relaunch.
