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Project RX 135 Factory Rollout
Hi guys, i have already started a thread asking how to convert rxg to rx 135.
over the time i have collected a few parts for the complete rebuild of my Yamaha RXG to RX 135. So i thought of starting a new thread.
Like most people here in this forum i too like 2 strokes and i cant think about riding a bike other than 2 strokes.in college days i too was much passionate about bikes,especially yamaha and shogun.
sadly by the time i was about to buy a bike, its been almost 8 years since the 2 strokes where out of production.
My choices were Shogun, RX135 5 Speed, RXZ 5 Speed, RX 135 4 Speed, RX 100
After going extensively through this forum, considering the availability of spares i ruled out Shogun and 5 Speed RX. So it was about RX 100 or 135 4 Speed. considering the a minor increase in bhp i opted for rx135.
Like the old adage, its better late than never.I wish all the hardcore 2 strokers help me in this project
Though the title says its a factory rollout, i know its an impossible task.but i am trying to bring out something that is near to a factory finished product.
over the time i have collected a few parts for the complete rebuild of my Yamaha RXG to RX 135. So i thought of starting a new thread.
Like most people here in this forum i too like 2 strokes and i cant think about riding a bike other than 2 strokes.in college days i too was much passionate about bikes,especially yamaha and shogun.
sadly by the time i was about to buy a bike, its been almost 8 years since the 2 strokes where out of production.
My choices were Shogun, RX135 5 Speed, RXZ 5 Speed, RX 135 4 Speed, RX 100
After going extensively through this forum, considering the availability of spares i ruled out Shogun and 5 Speed RX. So it was about RX 100 or 135 4 Speed. considering the a minor increase in bhp i opted for rx135.
Like the old adage, its better late than never.I wish all the hardcore 2 strokers help me in this project
Though the title says its a factory rollout, i know its an impossible task.but i am trying to bring out something that is near to a factory finished product.
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