Win this 1980 Yamaha RD350LC + £1000
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A stunning 1980 Yamaha RD350LC, presented in fantastic condition following a complete restoration to a very high standard. Finished in the iconic Blue and White Bounty colour scheme, this is a beautifully presented example of Yamaha’s legendary two-stroke twin.
The bike has undergone an extensive, no-expense-spared restoration, with everything meticulously rebuilt and finished. The engine was completely stripped and rebuilt using genuine components and has covered just 635 miles since, meaning it has now been run in.
It retains matching engine and frame numbers and is fitted with a set of new Delkevic chrome expansion chambers, giving it a fantastic look and sound. It also benefits from a colour-matched belly pan and a brand-new genuine OEM seat, which is a particularly rare find for an RD350LC.
The bike starts and runs exactly as it should, as can be seen in the accompanying video. Everything has been carefully restored and sorted, making this a lovely example that’s ready to ride or show.
Tax and MOT exempt.
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