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Yamaha RD 350 <strong>LC</strong>, purchased by myself and a mate as a project. He lives near<br />

London, and so I started to work on the bike myself, eventually sacking him from<br />

the project.<br />

4L1 frame and engine, with 350 top end.<br />

PJME rebored the barrels and<br />

overhauled the crank. It has all new<br />

gearbox bearings and new seals in the<br />

engine, (although I think I may of<br />

buggered the gear change one!).<br />

Boyesen 2 stage reeds, std 350 carbs.<br />

No tuning as such, although I did<br />

stone/file off the rough lumps in the<br />

inlet and exhaust ports. Pipes are<br />

Jolly Moto, with carbon end cans I made<br />

myself, because I didn’t like the long<br />

Jolly Moto ones.The front end is a<br />

Kawasaki ZX6RR front forks and<br />

mudguard, mated to an RGV wheel and<br />

discs. The rear end is RGV banana arm<br />

(cant remember which model) modified<br />

to suit the <strong>LC</strong> frame, with an RGV rear<br />

wheel.<br />

The paint was done by a mate who<br />

sprays cars for a living, and has done a<br />

cracking job. The black pinstripes and<br />

“Yamaha” on tank are stickers, but the<br />

red is paint. I had the frame, wheels,<br />

side-stand , clock mount, engine plates,<br />

and a few other bits stove enamelled by<br />

a company on the estate where I work,<br />

and they were very reasonable too!<br />

The seat is a 2/4 type bought off eBay,<br />

but not a Guiliari (too damn expensive).<br />

I modified the swing arm to fit the<br />

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