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Old 09-16-2011, 03:03 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I cannot stop posting my favorite print ads of all time and the one below.

Such confidence, such statement shows how they believed in their product.

Now it's "Yes Yamaha" sort of a sissy phrase.

Back then it was "Some day you will own a Yamaha".

Don't miss the small texts on the right hand side. Specially the last line.
It takes some real guts to advertise like this, well of course when the product suits the ad.

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PS: If I owned a RD, I would have framed this right in my drawing room.

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Old 09-18-2011, 12:20 AM   #22 (permalink)
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Old 09-19-2011, 11:01 AM   #23 (permalink)
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Here's my contribution, cover of "Motot cyclist" magazine from 1973 featuring the the RD 350 as "2 stroke Giant Killer"
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Old 09-19-2011, 11:03 AM   #24 (permalink)
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Here's my contribution, cover of "Motot cyclist" magazine from 1973 featuring the the RD 350 as "2 stroke Giant Killer"
What's better than the Invoice you have for ur RD-350 sir?? I was flattened seeing that somewhere...!
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Old 09-19-2011, 05:26 PM   #25 (permalink)
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Jesus, you have been riding your RX since 1988!!!!!! Hats off to you sir. Please do post some pics of your collection.
The first picture is clicked in Feb 1989 when i took part in the All India Motor race meet (The Mc Dowell Grand Prix) in the Group D event for 100 cc. you can see the bike stripped off some parts like center & side stands, (side stand fixed temporarily to click the photo graph) headlight, tail light to meet the race regulations.

The second one (same bike) was clicked in early 1990's, you can see the yellow circled portion which is a home-made Resonator i made using an empty aluminum perfume can,drilled a hole fixed a rubber tube, drilled another hole on the in-let manifold and connected them and glued them with araldite.

BTW the kid (my cousin's son) sitting on my bike now completed his B-Tech !!
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Old 09-19-2011, 05:43 PM   #26 (permalink)
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^ \M/ respect sir!!! we know how hard is to maintain a normal bike for 23 years!! and you have been maintaining one of the legends of two stroke for all these years...no words to talk about your passion towards the rx!!
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The first picture is clicked in Feb 1989 when i took part in the All India Motor race meet (The Mc Dowell Grand Prix) in the Group D event for 100 cc. you can see the bike stripped off some parts like center & side stands, (side stand fixed temporarily to click the photo graph) headlight, tail light to meet the race regulations.

The second one (same bike) was clicked in early 1990's, you can see the yellow circled portion which is a home-made Resonator i made using an empty aluminum perfume can,drilled a hole fixed a rubber tube, drilled another hole on the in-let manifold and connected them and glued them with araldite.

BTW the kid (my cousin's son) sitting on my bike now completed his B-Tech !!
Awesome sir. But this RX doesn't seem to be in your list, i see only RD & P220 !!!!!

Go to know another gentleman in xbhp who did a B'lore to Goa on his RX100 with his wife !!!!! RX sure has some fan following even till date. Really awesome machines.
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^karthik i can say for sure that Rx are perfect tourers irrespective of terrains!!till now i am using it for touring and i can say i have been to some terrain which are very challenging!!and 0 problems encountered!! it starts in a single kick thats the way these machines were engineered!! hats off to japanese!! proud to be a Rx'r
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^ \M/ respect sir!!! we know how hard is to maintain a normal bike for 23 years!! and you have been maintaining one of the legends of two stroke for all these years...no words to talk about your passion towards the rx!!
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Awesome sir. But this RX doesn't seem to be in your list, i see only RD & P220 !!!!!

Sadly after a horrific accident in 1993 to my younger brother on my bike i parted with my RX. the bike is completely destroyed when he hit an electric pole at over 100 kph. it's with me for 6 most memorable years.
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Sadly after a horrific accident in 1993 to my younger brother on my bike i parted with my RX. the bike is completely destroyed when he hit an electric pole at over 100 kph. it's with me for 6 most memorable years.
damn I love nostalgia!! can you post more pics please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please
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