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  • #91
    Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

    Originally posted by TVSian View Post
    Has come out incredibly well! Looks like it just rolled out of the showroom! Please upload more pictures and also share the cost! Thanks
    Spent around 55k roughly

    I will share more pics and video

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    Originally posted by Bismaya View Post
    That looks so much more beautiful than a Max 100.
    Ax100 is any given day a much better looking bike and has the classic flavour. Max 100 is a 90s bike. Can't compare them both
    Shoot with a Nikon..Drive a Chevy..Ride a Yamaha
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    Aprilia RSV4
    IND-SUZUKI
    Chevy Cruze
    Yamaha Rd350-1988
    Hero Honda Karizma 2007

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    • #92
      Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

      Originally posted by Naveen Reddy View Post
      Introducing the Suzuki AX100. A project that was in mind for a decade and finally made it.
      I would like to thank every person who helped during this Journey. Had to over come many pain points while sourcing the parts and finding the best skilled force. Tried my best to get as close as it was in the 80's when rolled out of factory.
      let me know what you think of the build guys


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      wow very nice. congrats. waiting for more pictures and videos. Do post the pictures here as well as on the 'All xbhp strokers.....post your bike pictures here' sticky thread.

      I was surprised that your final bike has metal indicators which adds to the authentic AX100 look. because the picture of the blue AX100 u have posted on page 1 has normal fibre indicators. anyway superb work done. My AX100 has all 4 metal indicators with holders still intact. Also my AX100 has 'IND-SUZUKI' written on the gearbox side covers but I find only 'SUZUKI' on your AX100 gearbox side covers.

      Anyway this restoration is one of the most precious and most emotional restoration for me ever.
      Last edited by prasath_xbhp; 05-02-2019, 06:33 PM.
      My Motorcycles :-

      IND Suzuki AX100 ( 1984 )
      TVS Suzuki Fiero ( 2000 )
      TVS Suzuki MAX100R ( 2002 )
      Hero Splendor Plus i3S ( 2018 )

      Be Passionate about your BIKE and Ride Safe...


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      • #93
        Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

        Originally posted by prasath_xbhp View Post
        wow very nice. congrats. waiting for more pictures and videos. Do post the pictures here as well as on the 'All xbhp strokers.....post your bike pictures here' sticky thread.

        I was surprised that your final bike has metal indicators which adds to the authentic AX100 look. because the picture of the blue AX100 u have posted on page 1 has normal fibre indicators. anyway superb work done. My AX100 has all 4 metal indicators with holders still intact. Also my AX100 has 'IND-SUZUKI' written on the gearbox side covers but I find only 'SUZUKI' on your AX100 gearbox side covers.

        Anyway this restoration is one of the most precious and most emotional restoration for me ever.

        Mine in a 1985 model ..first batches are direct imports and made in Japan.

        They have assembled some basics in India.

        I have collected parts from out side India as well to make it most authentic as possible

        Yes it is very emotional indeed

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        The 80's magical design lines
        Shoot with a Nikon..Drive a Chevy..Ride a Yamaha
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        Aprilia RSV4
        IND-SUZUKI
        Chevy Cruze
        Yamaha Rd350-1988
        Hero Honda Karizma 2007

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        • #94
          Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

          Please make an update on the exhaust as well. You have told that you are going for a max100 muffler assy. But as far as i know the max 100 exhaust has got shields/guards which are not present on Ax-100.
          85 - IND-SUZUKI AX100
          97 - TVS SUZUKI SAMURAI
          99 - TVS SUZUKI SHOGUN
          06 - HERO HONDA PASSION PLUS

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          • #95
            Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

            Originally posted by Shogunsamurai View Post
            Please make an update on the exhaust as well. You have told that you are going for a max100 muffler assy. But as far as i know the max 100 exhaust has got shields/guards which are not present on Ax-100.

            i have ax100 orignal exhaust and well one more backup for future use if required. i will share a video link.

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            [VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i1l5-ZfZM4[/VIDEO


            here we go with the video Link
            Shoot with a Nikon..Drive a Chevy..Ride a Yamaha
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            Aprilia RSV4
            IND-SUZUKI
            Chevy Cruze
            Yamaha Rd350-1988
            Hero Honda Karizma 2007

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            • #96
              Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

              When we do something that we are really mad at it, attention to detail plays a great role and its a must.


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              Originally posted by Naveen Reddy View Post
              Yes it is a thick layer of paint type of material. It won't let the tank rust

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              Yes it is a thick layer of paint type of material. It won't let the tank rust

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              Well it is 70% finished bro . Yet to spray clear coat and install the badgers which I have resorted

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              This is what I call attention to detail..

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              • #97
                Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

                Originally posted by kiran_deepu View Post
                When we do something that we are really mad at it, attention to detail plays a great role and its a must.
                Did you install a float in the tank to get the Fuel Gauge working? If I'm not wrong, your meter is from a last gen Samurai.
                [My Motorcycles]

                2019 - Honda xBlade Non-ABS (2018)

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                • #98
                  Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

                  Hi,

                  Bismaya. The fuel meter doesnt work. Only last Model samurai had these meters. We had plans for a Shogun speedo and were hunting for the same but this came as a deal for an attractive price and we took this without a second thought and got it restored. And we just did a random check to find out whether we could work up the fuel gauge. But the mech told, samurai gauge fitment to this tank will be an issue and samurai upgrade wiring kits are no longer available. Hence we just kept this as dummy.
                  .
                  Few weeks bef the samurai upgrade speedo was replaced by a Shogun Cluster. But RPM is damaged, will correct that once we get someone who can actually help us with the electronics side.

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                  Originally posted by Bismaya View Post
                  Did you install a float in the tank to get the Fuel Gauge working? If I'm not wrong, your meter is from a last gen Samurai.

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                  • #99
                    Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

                    Originally posted by prasath_xbhp View Post
                    wow very nice. congrats. waiting for more pictures and videos. Do post the pictures here as well as on the 'All xbhp strokers.....post your bike pictures here' sticky thread.

                    I was surprised that your final bike has metal indicators which adds to the authentic AX100 look. because the picture of the blue AX100 u have posted on page 1 has normal fibre indicators. anyway superb work done. My AX100 has all 4 metal indicators with holders still intact. Also my AX100 has 'IND-SUZUKI' written on the gearbox side covers but I find only 'SUZUKI' on your AX100 gearbox side covers.

                    Anyway this restoration is one of the most precious and most emotional restoration for me ever.

                    Actually prasath the first batch Ax-100's has only SUZUKI embossed on their clutch cover as well as magnet cover. There are some more parts where you will be seeing only suzuki instead of IND-SUZUKI like the air filter box, Speedometer top cover and oil tank. I think the models from 86 only has got the Suzuki replaced by IND-SUZUKI.


                    And i am posting one of my doubts here. Some of the speedometer for Ax-100 came with YENKAY's speedometer machinery. Is anyone knowing more about this?
                    85 - IND-SUZUKI AX100
                    97 - TVS SUZUKI SAMURAI
                    99 - TVS SUZUKI SHOGUN
                    06 - HERO HONDA PASSION PLUS

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                    • #100
                      Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

                      Originally posted by prasath_xbhp View Post
                      wow very nice. congrats. waiting for more pictures and videos. Do post the pictures here as well as on the 'All xbhp strokers.....post your bike pictures here' sticky thread.

                      I was surprised that your final bike has metal indicators which adds to the authentic AX100 look. because the picture of the blue AX100 u have posted on page 1 has normal fibre indicators. anyway superb work done. My AX100 has all 4 metal indicators with holders still intact. Also my AX100 has 'IND-SUZUKI' written on the gearbox side covers but I find only 'SUZUKI' on your AX100 gearbox side covers.

                      Anyway this restoration is one of the most precious and most emotional restoration for me ever.
                      Good to see your final build bro [emoji2]

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                      • #101
                        Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

                        Which fork assembly is that?
                        And by the way the console and switches look dope [emoji6]
                        Originally posted by kiran_deepu View Post
                        When we do something that we are really mad at it, attention to detail plays a great role and its a must.


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                        • #102
                          Re: Project IND-SUZUKI AX100

                          Hey Mahn. Thanks for the comment. The fork assembly is from Suzuki Samurai. We had tried our level best to keep the majority parts from Suzuki 2S Models. And this max has something or the other from each suzuki models.
                          Originally posted by Themotoexorcist View Post
                          Which fork assembly is that?
                          And by the way the console and switches look dope [emoji6]

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