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  • #31
    Originally posted by BigBore View Post

    5) Block ported slightly with ART piston, RIK rings and RXK piston roller bearings. (Please dont ask me porting deatils as i honestly dont know them).
    10) ABS setup for front disc (Not in the pic as recently fitted).
    24) Got the stock RXG silencer, brake pedal, Grab handle, 5-Speed Kick & 27) 5 Speed Gear Box (got it from another stock 5 Speed bike)

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    Hope you liked my bike as i know how much pain and patience i have taken in making it "MY DREAM BIKE!"
    great restoration. bike is a looker and is neat.

    had couple of questions:
    that looks like a 4 speed block (4TL00): and pardon my ignorance but what is rxk piston roller?
    ABS set up? pics please..
    RX 135

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    • #32
      Hey BigBore Awesume job on your RXG man..Hats off to ya..!!

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      • #33
        That's a wonderful restoration! The bike looks great.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by moeed View Post
          That's a wonderful restoration! The bike looks great.
          Thanks so much
          ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME

          Suzuki Shogun (1994)
          Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
          Yamaha RX135 (1997)
          Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
          Suzuki Fiero (2000)

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          • #35
            Originally posted by reaper.shrey View Post
            Hey BigBore Awesume job on your RXG man..Hats off to ya..!!
            Thank you so much! Did you also check out my Shogun rebulit?
            ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME

            Suzuki Shogun (1994)
            Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
            Yamaha RX135 (1997)
            Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
            Suzuki Fiero (2000)

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            • #36
              Originally posted by bhpistorqintorpm View Post
              great restoration. bike is a looker and is neat.

              had couple of questions:
              that looks like a 4 speed block (4TL00): and pardon my ignorance but what is rxk piston roller?
              ABS set up? pics please..
              Glad you liked my bike Thank you. It is a stock 4 speed block on my bike. I will put up pics of the ABS soon but i can post a pic of the RX-King Piston Roller Bearing. If you want to see my complete rebuilding process its on facebook and orkut (id Arunava Pramanick)
              Last edited by BigBore; 11-05-2009, 03:35 AM.
              ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME

              Suzuki Shogun (1994)
              Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
              Yamaha RX135 (1997)
              Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
              Suzuki Fiero (2000)

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              • #37
                Originally posted by psycho 98 View Post
                Nice good job, but why you running on 4 speed bore ? even the head is of 4 speed ?




                Did you drill the hole in the current engine case or u sourced teh rxz 4 speed casing.





                Hmm is it a direct fit ? please do shed some light on this.
                Its a 4 Speed bore and head, running pretty well.
                My friend got me the RXZ 4 speed casing with the rpm gears.
                And the clutch plates with the bell is a direct fit (No modification required)
                ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME

                Suzuki Shogun (1994)
                Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
                Yamaha RX135 (1997)
                Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
                Suzuki Fiero (2000)

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                • #38
                  this is a great help for my upcoming rxz restoration. soon ill share it with everyone. like you in the process of sourcing the parts.

                  What paint was done on the engine? and how? as in what was done to the old coating etc? did u dismantle and then do it? and then assemble the engine? Because the first thing that strikes me is the clean job on the engine.

                  And this is something that i am stumped with. Since high temps would cause the paint to flake, and i dont think we get high heat paint here??


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                  - KTM Duke 200
                  - Yamaha RXZ 5 speed


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                  • #39
                    awesome restoration work man...a very few rare guys like you takes so much pain n care to restore the bike like this...you have given beauty another definition through this RXG. spending 60 k for restoration is not something anybody would do, that is almost 4 times the amount you spent to buy it!!

                    loved your shogun too as i am more of a shogun/shaolin fan than of RX. but only the headlights n indicators look a bit out of place n doesnt go so well with it.
                    Way to go man..wishing you all the very best for future projects too.
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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by jd666 View Post
                      this is a great help for my upcoming rxz restoration. soon ill share it with everyone. like you in the process of sourcing the parts.

                      What paint was done on the engine? and how? as in what was done to the old coating etc? did u dismantle and then do it? and then assemble the engine? Because the first thing that strikes me is the clean job on the engine.

                      And this is something that i am stumped with. Since high temps would cause the paint to flake, and i dont think we get high heat paint here??
                      Glad my report on rebuilding could be of some help to you. My best of wishes to you for your restoration. Will be waiting for your report. The paint used for colouring is 2K. The engine and bike was completely dismantled for painting. The excellent paint job was done by my friend who also restored the bike for me. Posting 2 pictures taken during dismantling the stock bike.
                      ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME

                      Suzuki Shogun (1994)
                      Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
                      Yamaha RX135 (1997)
                      Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
                      Suzuki Fiero (2000)

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by VarunRTR View Post
                        awesome restoration work man...a very few rare guys like you takes so much pain n care to restore the bike like this...you have given beauty another definition through this RXG. spending 60 k for restoration is not something anybody would do, that is almost 4 times the amount you spent to buy it!!

                        loved your shogun too as i am more of a shogun/shaolin fan than of RX. but only the headlights n indicators look a bit out of place n doesnt go so well with it.
                        Way to go man..wishing you all the very best for future projects too.
                        Thank you so much for those kind words of appreciation. Glad you loved my RX and Shogun. With regards to the headlight and indicators of Shogun i couldnt get those stock parts. So had to choose another Fiem headlamp and TVS provided indicators
                        ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME

                        Suzuki Shogun (1994)
                        Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
                        Yamaha RX135 (1997)
                        Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
                        Suzuki Fiero (2000)

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                        • #42
                          The piston roller bearing u got is fake, its a malaysian replica availble here in jc road for dirt cheap prices.

                          And moreover u cant fit the RXZ malysian clutch bell in our indian engines, the whole engine specs is completely different.
                          Last edited by psycho 98; 11-04-2009, 12:52 AM.
                          "Engine tuning is not an exact science, but with some practice and patience you'll get comfortable with your skill and be able tune for any conditions mother nature throws at you"


                          Still the Boss -- RX 135

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                          • #43
                            great work by BigBore & his great mechanic
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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by ameyashogun View Post
                              great work by BigBore & his great mechanic
                              Thanks dude
                              ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME

                              Suzuki Shogun (1994)
                              Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
                              Yamaha RX135 (1997)
                              Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
                              Suzuki Fiero (2000)

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by psycho 98 View Post
                                The piston roller bearing u got is fake, its a malaysian replica availble here in jc road for dirt cheap prices.

                                And moreover u cant fit the RXZ malysian clutch bell in our indian engines, the whole engine specs is completely different.
                                Dont know much about the genuinity of parts
                                But my RX is giving me great preformance Thats all what i need..
                                ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME

                                Suzuki Shogun (1994)
                                Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
                                Yamaha RX135 (1997)
                                Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
                                Suzuki Fiero (2000)

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