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1976 RD400 frame without title, tank with pinhole and rust inside, wheels and rear rack. Frame is only surface rust, in good shape and straight. The tank is pretty bad inside but the cap works and I have the key to it also. $100 takes it all, but I don't really want to deal with shipping...

umm... what? https://stlouis.craigslist.org/mcy/5635873600.html ???

Not much to update on the bike front lately, I've pretty much just been enjoying the weather and awesome roads by my house! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9aj76_n0zs Planning to do the full tear down over the winter.

Re: Yamaha rd350 road racer Awesome I've got a similar plan in mind for my next project! I like the full fairings on the RD too Sent from my A0001 using Tapatalk

Dude... chill. Thy will be done. I might be new to the site but I'm not new to vintage bikes, two strokes, or engine failures. I know the warning signs and I've seen the aftermath. I appreciate the concern though. In other news, the rear brake master has been rebuilt and bled, an...

Fenders, tail light and mirror installed! Sent from my A0001 using Tapatalk

Oh yeah, crank seals are definitely on the short list. A set of new ones still in the package was included with the bike, but I have this mindset that until the bike is inspected and registered for the street I can't focus on anything else really. So legal nonsense first, then once I have a...

I started in on my keeper bike by pulling apart and cleaning the carbs, checking the timing and compression and firing it up! It sounded good with the spare set of open pipes I had. A little noisy on the top end but with the mileage it had(25,800) I fully expected it to be at least a little...

Last year I went to go look at this bike to buy as a restoration project, the seller's ad listed two '78 RD's. I originally intended to only buy one, but when he offered me a price on both bikes and everything RD related in his possession, I jumped on it. One was mostly original and prepped...

Not if it's already signed in the "buyer's" info by someone else, which I am assuming is the case here. Then you have to locate that person, have them get the bike titled in their name (probably paying associated late fees) and have that person then "sell" the bike to you. All of which that...

Here's my VW [emoji2] Sent from my A0001 using Tapatalk

Hey everyone, I'm Adam. I've been mostly a two stroke guy which I guess explains why it took so long for me to find this site. I've been riding and working on bikes for almost 20 years now, mostly MX bikes. My current project(s) are a couple of RD's, a 400 for restoration and a 350 which has...