The new avatar of the popular bike Yamaha RD 350 is all set to rev up with a powerful engine and exciting features. Retro style bikes are gaining popularity both in India and internationally, and many companies are re-launching their old models with a new twist. Yamaha is also gearing up to follow suit with their new trademark for RZ350 and RZ250 in Japan, with a high possibility of launching these in India. In the 80s and 90s, Yamaha’s RD350 was a popular choice among bike enthusiasts.
The new Yamaha RD 350 is expected to come with a powerful engine, offering better mileage and enhanced performance. The bike is likely to feature a 347cc air-cooled engine that generates 39 bhp and comes with a 6-speed gearbox. The upgraded engine is anticipated to deliver improved fuel efficiency.
The new Yamaha RD 350 is expected to feature several updated attributes, including LED headlights, digital instrument console, a four-stroke engine, dual-channel ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control system, assist, and slipper clutch. These new features are likely to increase the demand for this bike significantly in the market.
While detailed information about the launch of Yamaha RD 350 in India is yet to be revealed, it could be introduced as an advanced classic bike. Once launched, this bike is expected to compete with the likes of Bullet, Royal Enfield Hunter 350, Classic 350, Bajaj Triumph, and Honda H Ness.
And, the new Yamaha RD 350 is poised to make a strong comeback in the market, offering a blend of vintage appeal and modern technology, making it a compelling choice for bike enthusiasts.
Summery:
– The new avatar of the Yamaha RD 350 is coming with powerful features to increase the heart bit of bike enthusiasts.
– The new model will come with updated features including LED headlamp, digital instrument console, four-stroke engine, dual-channel ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control system, and assist and slipper clutch. Demand for this bike is expected to increase.
– While there is not much information about the launch of the Yamaha RD 350 in India, it is expected to compete with other bikes in the market such as the Bullet, Royal Enfield Hunter 350, Classic 350, Bajaj Triumph, and Honda H Ness.
