1984 Yamaha Rz 350 on 2040-motos

US $6,250.00

Year:1984 Mileage:22 Color: Yellow

Location:

Auburn, Alabama, United States

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Yamaha RZ 350 photos

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Yamaha RZ 350 tech info

Engine Size (cc):350 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Sport Bike For Sale By:Owner

Yamaha RZ 350 description

Hello there, I am listing my 1984 Yamaha RZ350 for sale, it has a clear Alabama Title under my name. I bought it last year and got it running for this summer, but I am letting it go to fund my other projects. The motor was rebuilt last month and has about 340 miles on it. Leak-down test was done before turning-on the motor, also it comes with a rare set of pipes my friend Mr.Toomey sent me couple of months ago. It’s a beautiful unrestored motorcycle, cosmetically it is not 10/10 but it definitely turns heads when you go around town on it. The tank has no rust inside, dents or dings, all the plastics are from the factory and paint looks good with no broken tabs. The seat has 3mm rip in the rear and gas tank shows age and you can see in couple of pics I have posted.

Overall the bike is in ultimate condition, motor runs strong and pulls hard once you hit the powerband with front wheel in the air. It has got all the necessary upgrades I can think of. Jetting and suspension is dialed and you can cruise on the highway all day and the engine temp does not go beyond 75C and bike runs like a champ.

I do have the side kickstand and all the mounting hardware...I will install it tomorrow

I have a video on YouTube but not sure how to share here.... please search 'My 1984 Yamaha RZ350 Kenny Roberts Edition '

List of Upgrades-

It has rare 1UA Cylinders non-US ‘86- ’90 which makes 63HP from the factory
New Wiseco Pistons (Rebored from LANGCOURT)
Billet Aluminum 1UA PowerValves from FastFromPast
New PV Seals and Bushings
Billet PowerValve Coupler
Milled head to optimize squish
VForce4 reeds
Reed Spacer
Motion-Pro Turbo Throttle
Rare Mikuni TM28SS PowerJet TZR250 carbs
Tygon Fuel Lines
Uni Pod Air-Filters
New Coolant Hoses
All new Gaskets, Oil-Seals and O-Rings
Brand New OEM Crank, Welded and Trued from Wilson Performance
All New Bearings in the GearBox
Motul TransOil
FZR Clutch Plates
Anti-Seize Pancake Bearing for Clutch
Brand New Billet Clutch Basket from Hinson
New Oil-Pump and Water-Pump Gear
Brand New Billet High Flow Water Pump Impeller
520 15T Sprocket
Rebuilt Autolube Pump
New Swing Arm Bushes and Bearing
Brand New All Ball Racing Wheel Bearings
Both Front and Rear Brake Master Cylinders are rebuilt with new Pistons and are Fitted with New EBC pads
New Steel Braided Brake Lines
ATK Fork Brace
Twin-Clicker FOX rear SHOCKS
New Michelin Pilot Front and slightly used Battlax Rear Tires with lot of thread
Brand New SHORAI battery
All the lights and dials work
Upgraded FuseBox and the list goes on and on……..

The motorcycle will be sold with no existing warranties and in as is condition

The Buyer will be responsible for the shipping/transportation... but I will be more than happy to assist though

If you have any further questions about the bike you can e-mail me or shoot me a text, I'm available at 3343333588

Thanks for looking!!!!

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