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1984 Yamaha RZ350 (1984)
I'm finally selling my 1984 RZ350 Kenny Roberts Edition. Yellow and black. Complete with Toomey pipe and intake system.2016-08-14 04:49:38Osseo, Minnesota, United States3511000 -
1985 Yamaha RZ350 (1985)
Up for auction is my 1985 Yamaha RZ350. As as you can see from the photos, it's the Kenny Roberts edition. I have owned it for almost 3 years.2016-08-22 04:50:47Indianapolis, Indiana, United States139800 -
1985 Yamaha RZ350 (1985)
This is my 1985 Yamaha rz350 Kenny Roberts model. It's in great shape and runs perfect. As you can see it has some appearance modifications.2016-07-29 04:53:20Salem, Ohio, United States93200 -
1985 Yamaha RZ350 (1985)
This is a rare Kenny Roberts Edition RZ350 VIN 000749 in excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition. The RZ350 features a Twin Cyinder Two-Stroke 347cc, 6-Speed Gearbox and Oil Injection. This one has been nicely upgraded with Toomey Exhaust with Polished Silencers, Fox Racing Shox, NHK Steering Damper and Black Wheels (originally Gold).2016-07-23 04:55:18Chino, California, United States89700 -
1984 Yamaha RZ350 (1984)
You are bidding on a Kenny Roberts Edition 1984 Yamaha RZ350. This is a numbers matching bike (EIN & VIN match) with only 8191 original miles. This is one of the last 2 strokes produced for the US. I bought this bike as a project and really went through it. There are a lot of new parts and most of work is done. The bike runs. I do have video of it running, but am unable to download it from my FB page. I have another RZ and just need some shop space. I have too many projects. This bike has a clean Vermont transferrable registration in my name (Vermont doesn't title vehicles over 15 years old...your state will accept this as ownership) New Parts / Key Points- New CDI Box- New DG Pipes- New Duro HF 918 Tires (both Front & Rear) 0 Miles- New Throttle Cables- New Clutch Cable- New Brakes - Front Master Cylinder Rebuilt (all new OEM Yamaha Seals) - Front Calipers Rebuilt (all new OEM Yamaha seals for both calipers) - New Front Brake Pads - Rear Master Cylinder rebuilt (all new OEM Yamaha seals) - Rear Caliper Rebuilt (all new OEM Yamaha Seals)- New Windshield- Carbs were rejetted to spec (carbs still need to be tuned)- New Fork Seals & Forks Rebuilt- New Battery Items that need attention- Horn doesn't work (it's getting power...so the horn just needs replaced)- Small repair to pinhole in fuel tank (as seen in picture). It doesn't leak.- As stated before, this will need a good carb tune All lights, brake lights & directional lights work as they should. All body panels are original paint, original decals & original seat cover (as pictured). The bike is currently winterized and stored. Feel free to contact me by text anytime. If you would like to call with any questions, please do so ONLY after 4:30PM EST. I can be reached at 716-912-6157. This bike is also for sale locally and this auction is subject to end at any time, for any reason. Feel free to set an appointment to inspect the bike for yourself. If shipping is a concern, I have used a trusted & insured national shipper that regularly ships full sized motorcycles anywhere in the continental US for $525. I will share this information with the winning bidder, as needed.2016-12-07 04:40:16Chaffee, New York, United States84800 -
1985 Yamaha RZ350 (1985)
You are bidding on a 1985 Yamaha RZ350. This bike is 100% original, down to exhaust, and doesn't appear to have been molested or tampered with. It's a great restoration candidate for someone who wants a true stocker. I purchased this bike 6 months ago, with restoration in mind. I already have another RZ, and just have too many projects. I've owned this bike for about 6 months now, and it has just sat in my shop. When I picked it up, the guy notified me it had been sitting for 10+ years in his garage. This 2 stroke is sure to be a fun bike for someone... Good things to know about this bike:- Clean paperwork - Vermont Transferrable Registration in MY name.- Complete and Original - I have yet to find something missing from this bike. I'm not perfect, so check the pics for yourself.- Numbers matching - VIN & EIN match exactly- This is a 1985 RZ350, making it much more desirable than the 1984 version. - The ignition and electrical is significantly better than the 84, with far less issues.- Engine turns freely - Compression tested at 110 PSI when I picked it up 6 months ago - Could need a rebuild, or since it's been dry for so long, compression could come up once fired up and has oil in it.- Cooling system is full. - Anti Freeze full, with NO leaks.- Brake systems work - Both master cylinders filled with fluid and work. - This is rare when bikes sit this long, which SHOULD save you expensive rebuilds and parts costs.- Key is included - Ignition, fuel cap & helmet lock are all keyed the same The Bad:- The fuel tank is in rough shape - There are a few dents in the typical RZ locations where the bars hit the tank. - There are misc pinholes in tank and some decent holes in the bottom sides of the tank - Depending on your skill or patience, it may be able to be fixed. I'm NOT a body guy. I took pics of all blemishes for you to decide for yourself.- I literally know NOTHING else about bike - I did a quick inspection upon purchase, powerwashed 10 years of dust from it and it's sat ever since I reserve the right to end auction at ANY time, as this bike is also FOR SALE locally. Feel free to make an appointment to stop by and visually inspect for your self. 716-481-7442 Don't let distance discourage you from shipping the bike. The shipper I use, or can recommend, can ship anywhere in lower 48 states for $450. I have used them multiple times, but most recent time was 4 months ago.2016-08-17 04:52:48Chaffee, New York, United States611000 -
1984 Yamaha RZ350 (1984)
Up for sale is a 1984 Yamaha RZ350 K/R. This bike is in Museum quality condition. Paint on entire bike is original and in like new condition.2016-11-23 04:46:50Sycamore, Illinois, United States69,700.00
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