The Yamaha TZ 350 was a racing motorcycle produced by the Yamaha Motor Company from 1973 to 1981 for competition in the Grand Prix motorcycle racing series. The motorcycle was powered by a 350 cc two stroke engine.

Adjustable "mono-shock" (spring preload and rebound damping only) rear suspension, combined with twin piston front and rear disk brakes set the world on fire, with the new bikes selling like hot-cakes from Yamaha dealers worldwide.

Vehicle history and comps for 1980 Yamaha TZ350G 350CC VIN: 383-997864 - including sale prices, photos, and more.

Vehicle history and comps for 1980 Yamaha TZ350G 348CC VIN: 4A1000233 - including sale prices, photos, and more.

The most common type is the TZ350G. It has a ‘lowboy' frame, 38mm power-jet Mikuni carbs, eight-port cylinders, sloping plugs and aluminium swinging arm. You may hear of H models being referred to, but these are actually Gs which were built from spare parts in Japan after the development on the range was stopped.

You have found the Internet's most comprehensive website dedicated to Yamaha's two stroke production TZ, TD, TR and TA roadracing motorcycles from the 60's, 70's and early 80's. TZ's are Yamaha's production 2 stroke roadracing motorcycles. They are 100% competition bikes and were never intended for road use at all.

The TZ350G was a natural development of the TZ350F, minimal changes but remained very competative with numerous championships in Europe and the US; The final incarnation of the model was the TZ350H, but this was more Yamaha using the last of the remaining parts; This example is presented in restored and mostly original condition

View the 1980 Yamaha Tz350g for sale at Las Vegas Motorcycles 2022 in Las Vegas, NV as F309.

Features include a six-speed transmission, an aluminum fuel tank, a full fairing, a solo seat, and a windscreen along with dual expansion chamber exhaust with silencers. The monoshock was overhauled in May 2019.

CRMC Registered Harris Yamaha TZ350G. The bike has been meticulously maintained and prepared. the engine was rebuilt for the 2015 season and has only run on a dyno (1 hour. print out available).

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This was a 350cc production road racer that was loved by many private teams as a formidable machine for World GP350 competition. Carburetors with power jets were added to the further refined liquid-cooled in-line 2-cylinder engine. The newly designed frame, aluminum swingarm and other features made it a very competitive model like the TR-3.

2024年5月10日 · Water-cooled twin-cylinder, six-speed, two-strokes. First 250 weighed 110kg, latest 104kg. Originally a parallel twin, in 1988 it became a reverse-cylinder twin, in 1991 a V-twin. Race pedigree: Fewer world championships than you may think – Walter Villa on a ‘Harley-Davidson’ then Kork Ballington and Anton Mang on Kawasaki KRs beat the TZ hordes.

2023年5月17日 · A fully sorted and potent TZ350G. A recognisable race winning bike. Richard Parker’s / Team Mr Jones missile. Pro Digital Ignition. Programmable. Recent Tony Green Exhausts! Dymag wheels. Spondon modified Yamaha frame. Maxton forks. Spondon discs, Lockheed caliper, front master.

g spec 3g3 cylinder and head, 38mm power jet carbs.

2024年12月22日 · This lot will be auctioned via Iconic Auctioneers, The Iconic Sale at MCN London Motorcycle Show 2025 on Sunday the 16th of February, ExceL London, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E16 1XL. Selling your Yamaha? Check out our new listings and upcoming auctions by subscribing to our newsletter.

Yamaha’s most successful customer race machine made a huge impact at the beginning of the 1973 season when Yarno Saarinen, ‘The Flying Fin’ won the Daytona 200. The six speed water-cooled engine produced 60BHP (1973 A model), enough for a top speed of 150mph.

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I know the above posts are really old, but I need a workshop manual for a TZ350G (1980/1981) and wondered if anyone had one.

Yamaha TZ350, production racer made for the GP motorcycle racing industry. Yamaha started producing these bikes in 1978 with model F and production came to an end in 1979 with model G. These models are modified from the C/D/E models and have a more unique design fairing and were more competitive.