Yamaha RD350 is set to make its mark in the market with its new powerful engine and killer look, which will challenge the dominance of Royal Enfield with its amazing features. Once again, retro-style bikes are becoming popular in India and abroad. Many companies are presenting their old models in a new form in the market, and Yamaha is also preparing to do the same. Some time ago, the company has trademarked RZ350 and RZ250 in Japan, with the possibility of launching it in India. Yamaha used to sell its RD350 bike in the 80s and 90s. This bike was very popular among a lot of people.
The new Yamaha RD350 will come with a powerful engine. The previous version used to have a 347cc air-cooled engine, which generated 39 bhp of power. It also had a 6-speed gear box. The new version will also have many new features, including LED headlamp, digital instrument console, four-stroke engine, dual-channel ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control system, slipper clutch, and more.
Although more information about the launch of Yamaha RD 350 in India is not available yet, it can be brought to India as an advanced classic bike. After its launch, this bike will compete with bikes like the Royal Enfield Hunter 350, Classic 350, Bajaj Triumph, and Honda H’ness.
And, the Yamaha RD350 is making a comeback with a new powerful engine and modern features, which will surely give a tough competition to other bikes in the market. The demand for retro-style bikes is on the rise, making it the perfect time for Yamaha to relaunch the iconic RD350.
Summery:
– Yamaha RD 350 is set to make an entry in the market with a powerful engine and killer looks.
– The bike is expected to compete with the pride of Royal Enfield with its amazing features.
– Yamaha is preparing to bring back their old models in a new avatar, following the trend of retro-style bikes being popular in India and abroad.
– The company has trademarked RZ350 and RZ250 in Japan, with the possibility of launching them in India.
– The new version of Yamaha RD 350 will come with features such as LED headlamp, digital instrument console, four-stroke engine, dual-channel ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control system, and assist and slipper clutch.
– The launch of Yamaha RD 350 in India could bring competition for bikes like Royal Enfield Hunter 350, Classic 350, Bajaj Triumph, and Honda H’Ness after its launch as an advanced classic bike.
