1971 Yamaha GL750
1971 Yamaha GL750 (Prototype)
Because of its remarkable characteristics, the engine of this GL750 must have been a prototype for the TZ700/750, which was in the process of being created at the time. This is because the TZ700/750 is expected to have remarkable specifications.
(Even though the TZ700/750 didn't make its debut until 1974, it is well known that development on it took place prior to that year.) In addition to that, it makes use of a fuel injection system, which is a development that came about as a result of Toyota's research into racing engines.
Is it not? Both the GL750 and the RZ201 give off an aura that is quite comparable to one another. Everything worked except for the engine when I piled the bodies on top of one another, which caused me to question whether or not this was even a possibility. a perfect match in every way.
The tank is identical in every way, even its shape. To put it another way, the RZ201 utilizes a Wankel engine rather of the 2-stroke parallel 4-cylinder that is found in the GL750.
After all, the body of this motorcycle was a TX750 (parallel OHC 2 cylinder), which had been on the market since the month of August prior to the Tokyo Motor Show in October.
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