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^^ thats why im getting me a 5 speed barrel from abroad... best option left..
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My offerings to the gods of speed -
- KTM Duke 200
- Yamaha RXZ 5 speed
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Thats great jd666Originally posted by jd666 View Post
But if you dont mind from where and which bike 
ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME
Suzuki Shogun (1994)
Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
Yamaha RX135 (1997)
Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
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@big bore - malaysia. from the RX-King... its what the indian family of RX originally was.
My offerings to the gods of speed -
- KTM Duke 200
- Yamaha RXZ 5 speed
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Hey anyone willing to sell a 4 speed bore kit ??
PERSEVERE... failure is not an option!
'88 Premier Padmini | '99 Maruti 800 | '99 Yamaha RX135 | '10 Wagon R | '11 Yamaha FZ16
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Theoretically it is supposed to just even out the uneven finishOriginally posted by arvindraju View Postporting a brand new barrel
What difference would it make
Anyways, all random thoughts at the moment..sometimes I feel like selling it off along with the barrel and buying my college dream RXZ. Lets see. As of now my mind is like the one of a drunk monkey w.r.t to 135 re-build.
P.S: Don't ask me how I know the inside of drunk monkey's mind
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i could check for one.. whats your budget like??Originally posted by blisteringintelligence View Post
My offerings to the gods of speed -
- KTM Duke 200
- Yamaha RXZ 5 speed
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You've got a PM JD...Originally posted by jd666 View Post
PERSEVERE... failure is not an option!
'88 Premier Padmini | '99 Maruti 800 | '99 Yamaha RX135 | '10 Wagon R | '11 Yamaha FZ16
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Hey Raktim, will surely try and get you one if interested but prices are very highOriginally posted by blisteringintelligence View Post
ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME
Suzuki Shogun (1994)
Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
Yamaha RX135 (1997)
Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
Suzuki Fiero (2000)Comment
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Yes i have seen that barrel of a RX-King, looks cool and performs very well. My friend has oneOriginally posted by jd666 View Post
ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME
Suzuki Shogun (1994)
Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
Yamaha RX135 (1997)
Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
Suzuki Fiero (2000)Comment
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Yeah I want one Arun. Its not urgent but still as i fear there wont be any left as everybody is hunting hard. Will call you soon..Originally posted by BigBore View PostHey Raktim, will surely try and get you one if interested but prices are very high
Thanks...
PERSEVERE... failure is not an option!
'88 Premier Padmini | '99 Maruti 800 | '99 Yamaha RX135 | '10 Wagon R | '11 Yamaha FZ16
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Surely do give a buzz and let me knowOriginally posted by blisteringintelligence View Post
ONLY GOD WILL JUDGE ME
Suzuki Shogun (1994)
Yamaha RX135 5-SPEED (1996)
Yamaha RX135 (1997)
Yamaha RXZ 5-SPEED (1997)
Suzuki Fiero (2000)Comment
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@JD & Others - But are these good ones? I remember hearing sometime back that they were not as good as the Indian barrels & that's the reason someone here in Chennai wants to sell his 2 months used RXK barell @ 5K or so.Originally posted by jd666 View PostSkill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
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^ from what i understand, there are two qualities available abroad. The cheaper one is like the diamond kit of there, though its a oem cylinder, but has limited oversizing capabilities, the other one can be oversized to 8 sizes ( as in run 8 oversizes on the same block ), and the cheaper one can take only 4. So im expecting a difference in quality, thickness of cylinder etc.
According to the seller, this is the better variant. I wanted to find out for myself.
My offerings to the gods of speed -
- KTM Duke 200
- Yamaha RXZ 5 speed
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@aargee
There is good information on this topic in RDD. Supposedly, Yamaha Genuine cylinder costs less than the 'other' one floating around.
The best quality is available in Singapore & Japan with the part number starting from 4ya. Try to search for the info on RDD.A lone amateur built the ark. A large group of professionals built the Titanic...Comment
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