The Yamaha RD350, with its new look, is set to compete with the dominance of Royal Enfield. Retro-style bikes have been gaining popularity both in India and abroad, and the RD350 is no exception to this trend. Many companies are re-launching their old models in a new avatar, and Yamaha is also gearing up to do the same. The company recently trademarked the RZ350 and RZ250 in Japan, hinting at a possible launch in India. Yamaha had a successful run in the 80s and 90s with its RD350, which was loved by many.
The new version of the Yamaha RD350 is rumored to come equipped with LED headlamps, a digital instrument console, a four-stroke engine, dual-channel ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control, slipper clutch, and many other features. The bike is expected to sport a powerful engine and a six-speed gearbox, generating 39 bhp of power.
While there is not much information available about the launch of the Yamaha RD350 in India, it is speculated that the bike could be introduced as an advanced classic. If launched, it will compete with bikes like the Royal Enfield Hunter 350, Classic 350, Bajaj Triumph, and Honda H’ness. The new Yamaha RD350 is expected to bring in a fresh wave of competition in the market.
Overall, the new Yamaha RD350 is set to be a game-changer in the retro-style bike segment, with its powerful engine, advanced features, and iconic design. Its entry into the Indian market is eagerly awaited by motorcycle enthusiasts.
Summery:
1. Yamaha is launching a new version of the RD350 bike with retro style and modern features to compete with Royal Enfield.
2. The company has trademarked the RZ350 and RZ250 models in Japan, hinting at a possible launch in India.
3. The new Yamaha RD350 will come with a powerful engine and advanced features like LED headlights, digital instrument console, ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control system, and assist and slipper clutch.
4. The bike will compete with Royal Enfield Hunter 350, Classic 350, Bajaj Triumph, and Honda H’ness once launched in India.
