History(1983-1990)
The letters RD stands for Race Derived. Commencing its production in 1983 in India, RD 350 was a mere black to Indian motorcyclist. Perhaps, the most powerful bike after Bullet. The bike was that much capable, even for a race event. The RD 350 was introduced at first for the Traffic policemen to get criminals red-handed as this bike was powerful enough to reach a maximum speed of 165 kmph.
The very first Japan edition RD 350 was powered of 39 bhp. Lamentably, the very first High Torque (HT) Indian edition was enriched with 30.5 bhp. The major criteria for this misdeed was the economy-loving Indian customers. Moreover, the Indian edition had only drum brakes at both ends. The bike was engineered utilizing the technologies of MotoGP superbikes in the 70s. Witnessing the unexpected breaking down of the RD 350 sale, Yamaha was forced to cut down its power to 27bhp and launched an updated version, Lower Torque (LT) RD 350. To be frank, no Indian made motorcycles are made as powerful as the Cult RD350 yet.
Technical Specifications
Engine | 347cc, 2 Stroke, Air cooled, Gasoline, Torque Induction |
Cylinder | 2 Cylinders forward inclined in parrellel |
Maximum Power | 30.5 bhb @ 6750 rpm |
Maximum Torque | 3.3 Kg-m/6500 rpm |
Transmission | 165 kmph |
0-100 | 7 seconds |
Starting System | Kick |
Bore and Stroke | 64mm x 54mm |
Compression Ratio | 6.6:1 |
Ignition | Battery |
Frame Model | IAI |
Chassis(front) | Telescopic Fork Oil Damped |
Chassis(rear) | Swing Arm Coil Spring with Oil Damped |
Tyre(front) | 3.00 x 18"-4 PR |
Tyre(rear) | 3.50 x 18"-4 PR |
Front Brake | Drum brake |
Rear Brake | Drum brake |
Dry Weight | 143 kg |
Overall Length | 2040mm |
Overall Width | 835mm |
Overall Height | 1110mm |
Ground Clearance | 165mm |
Exhaust | Twin exhausts |
Fuel Tank | 16 litres |
Oil Capacity | 2 litres |
Mileage | 6-23 kmpl |
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