After the release of the new V-MAX, Yamaha wants to surprise the public again, letting out the possible release of the Yamaha RD and TDR 350 with twin-cylinder, two stroke engines.
After the renderings created by Motosketches, with Oberdan Bezzi models, an extremely compact and sporty naked is revealed, designed to guarantee some fun.
We can already imagine the excellent performance that this type of engine could provide, but the other interesting news is that the price should come in at under 6,000 euros.
To confront the more restrictive anti-pollution norms, the company is said to have developed some new technology in planning the motors.
The bike could possibly be sided with another historical version, the TDR 350, heir to the 250cc from the 1980’s.
In fact, on the basis of the RD 350, the next generation TDR should have a sporty drive, with a higher and more frontal riding position typical of bikes designed both for city use, and longer trips.
This price could also be below the 6,000 euros mark, which should see excellent sales given that there’s virtually no competition in the sector.
The guys over at SoloMoto30 have also reported the news, and now all we have to do is wait for extra information.
Meanwhile, perhaps you’d like to share with us whether you’re keen on the return of two-stroke?
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