1982 Yamaha RD 250LC

The 1981 Yamaha RD 250LC is an iconic two-stroke motorcycle that encapsulates the essence of adrenaline-fueled riding from the golden era of biking. With its lightweight frame and a punchy 247cc parallel-twin engine, this machine delivers an exhilarating experience. The LC stands for "liquid-cooled," a testament to Yamaha's innovation at the time, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.

Its sleek design makes a bold statement on the road. The RD 250LC's handling is agile, making it a favourite among riders who appreciate nimble manoeuvring through twists and turns. Its signature exhaust note is music to the ears of enthusiasts and with these added allspeed cans it elevates that sound even further. Decades after its release, the Yamaha RD 250LC continues to captivate riders with its blend of power, agility, and timeless style, cementing its place in the hall of fame for classic motorcycles. This after all was the bike that they had to re-write the rule book for bringing in the 125cc limit for learner riders.

• UK Bike with matching numbers 

• Engine: Liquid-cooled, two-stroke, parallel-twin

• Displacement: 247cc

• Power: Approximately 34 horsepower

• Transmission: 6-speed gearbox

• Frame: Tubular steel, lightweight and durable

• Suspension (Front): Telescopic forks

• Suspension (Rear): Monocross

• Brakes (Front): Single disc brake with hydraulic caliper

• Brakes (Rear): Drum brake

• Fuel Capacity: Around 16 litres

• Weight: Approximately 145 kg (320 lbs)

• Top Speed: Estimated around 100 mph (160 km/h)

• Instrumentation: Analog speedometer and tachometer

• This Bike:

  Recently undergone a full nut and bolt restoration

  Painted in the famous ‘Mars Bar’ colours 

  15k Miles on the clock

   

   

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