Yamaha TR3 525

Available

Information & Specifications

Stock
AMGP631
Year
1972
VIN
#
Weight
160 Kg
Seller
Private Party
Engine
Yamaha
Last Service
Unknow mileage
CC
525cc
Power
n/a Hp
Exhaust
Swarbric
Clutch
-
Radiator
-
Carburettor/s
Mikuni 38mm
Electrical System
HPI ignition
ECU
-
Data Acquisition
-
Brand/Model
Yamaha TR3
Availability
on demand with Worldwide Shipping
Status
Used
Type/Class
500 GP
Fork
-
Shock
-
Steering Damper
-
Front Wheel
18″ - Spokes
Rear Wheel
18″ - Spokes
Front Master Cyl.
-
Rear Master Cyl.
-
Front Caliper/s
-
Rear Caliper
-
Front Disk/s
-
Rear Disk
-

Description

More about this bike: Frame Yamaha TR3 in correct condition. The bike was fully revised and never raced after the service. The engine mounts Dry Clutch, new pistons, TR3 cylinders upgraded, special crankshaft, Carburettors Mikuni 38mm, HPI ignition and Swarbric Exhaust.

Bike in good condition and ready to race. This bike is a fantastic option for classic races and motorshow events like Ahrma Vintage or similar.

Extra parts included with the bike

– Rear stand

 

Model Information:

The last 350cc aircooled production roadracer Yamaha ever produced and one of the most used models on AMA races of the age, the R5 roadbike based TR3 was released in 1972. Changes to the bike including bore and stroke configuration, the engine now sported the 54mm stroke that was to be the mainstay of the TZ range for the next 8 years.

The wheelbase of the TR3 increased by 15mm over the old TR2B while all other dimensions apart from overall length remained the same.

An interesting point: The some of the “works” TR3 engines from 1972 sported 6 transfer ports, like an F/G model 350. It took Yamaha 7 years to let us all in on the secret !!

This model enabled Yamaha to capture its first win at the Daytona 200. The winning TR3 was piloted by Don Emde. This started a streak of 13 consecutive wins at Daytona by Yamaha (1972 ~ 1984).

Although the most famous three-cylinder Yamaha racer is that built by the Dutch importer and used by Takazumi Katayama to win the World 350cc Championship in 1977, it was not the first such machine to grace the racetrack. American tuner Doug Schwerma is credited with being the first to add a third cylinder to a Yamaha twin (a 350cc TR2) to make a 525cc triple, while in the UK one of the first to try the idea was Sheffield-based engineer Tony Dawson, creator of the Astralite wheel, who built the original SCITSU triple in 1973.

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