1977 Rd400 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:12441
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Engine Size (cc):400
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:1A1302972
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1977 Yamaha RD-400 - no reserve
This Bike is in nice condition. I bought it 3 years ago with a plan to do a complete ground up rebuild and I've done much of it. However, too much time spent at work and a house with lots of work looks like I won't finish it for some time. Looks good with only some minor flaws (shown as well as I can). Stuff I've finished:
New Bridgestone tires
Powder coated frame
Almost all new all new rubber grommets including new seals on engine
New chain and sprockets
New oversize pistons and painted cylinders
New battery
I may be able to help deliver the bike based on location and timing- ask if you are interested.
The bike starts easily and runs very well. Everything works well except the 2 stroke oiling pump so I'm running premix and the rear brake master cylinder needs a rebuild. The pump is kinda hard to find but many people run premix and I haven't found any issues. The brake cylinder rebuild kit is $95 so, take that into account. Ready for daily use or and complete paint & freshening as I had planned- good luck
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