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  • #31
    ^^ ditto that..


    My offerings to the gods of speed -

    - KTM Duke 200
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    • #32
      Originally posted by arvindraju

      never knew RX rebuilds are so expensive
      with prices of RX spares shooting sky high in the name of unavailability and use of only genuine spares is a big reason for the expensive rebuild. for 20k a rebuild can be had too but with compromises.
      a few rough figures--
      1.painting- 5k
      2. engine, 5 speed gearbox n perf mods-- 15k
      3.chrome- 3-4k
      4. tyres-2500
      5.cosmetic parts viz new meters 1300, seat-1000, lights-1000, switches+wiring-1000, complete front end-6500
      rest for labour, battery, spokes, mudguards, chaincover, chain sprocket etc..
      1985 Yamaha RD350 HT
      1989 Ki-Honda 110
      1994 Suzuki Shogun
      1997 Yamaha RX135
      2008 Yamaha FZ
      Suzuki Supra Powerup
      IND-SUZUKI AX100
      Hero IMPULSE
      TVS NTORQ


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      • #33
        I agree with you Yamdoot, restoring and modifying an RX135 costs more than 40K.. I spent the same on my RXG-135(5-Speed)
        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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        • #34
          Originally posted by arvindraju

          never knew RX rebuilds are so expensive
          Depends upon the condition of the bike. If major components like carb, cylinder kit, crank, etc are in good condition then rstoration can be done in 12-15k also.

          But if needs replacement of parts, then it becomes very expensive affair. Carb-Rs.2100/-, Cylinder Kit-Rs.6k, Mudguard-Rs.950, crank-Rs.3500, etc... list goes on...when you add all these up

          One has to worry about the future too :-(

          But one thing I would like to say is, what can we hope to get for Rs.40-50k in the market today? Can we compare that to RX? When you think like that it starts making sense
          A lone amateur built the ark. A large group of professionals built the Titanic...

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          • #35
            hey guys i am looking for rx135 manual and i am not able find one, anyone got it ? please pass the link here, i am sure lots of guys searching for it.

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            • #36
              ^^i have the RXG manual, similar to RX135 manual.


              My offerings to the gods of speed -

              - KTM Duke 200
              - Yamaha RXZ 5 speed


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              • #37
                Originally posted by arvindraju View Post
                Good nitin well don ! nicely Written !

                Would like a just one Point Most bikes / Rebuild go bad or gives problems becos of Usage of Bad Quality of Oil. Your Normal 2T Oil like:
                * Yamalube 2T
                * Shell 2T White/Green Can
                * BP MAK 2T
                * Castrol 2T Racing
                * Indianoil Servo

                are just normal mineral oil,wont give your Engine what Motul can do for a 2T engine,Motul 800 2T is the best Gift you can give to your 2T bike.

                i have said in the past/telling now too,all the bangalore guys can join together can order a crate of Motul 800 (12 cans) from the motul distributor so that we can get a good pricing,everybody seems very happy running the ordinary mineral oil.
                Mak 2T is semi synthetic. Most people don't know that as its not mentioned on the bottle.

                Originally posted by NitinGirish View Post
                Finally you decide to grace this thread Sorry, no offence meant.

                Problem with 800 is it cannot be used in the pump. I know Pradeep(pyscho) has remarked somewhere in this forum that one can use it just that it will empty early. However, company recommends it only as a pre-mix.

                I think Motul 510 is the best one coz it can be used in both pre-mix & pump forms, FD specification + cheaper. Sadly, still not available in Bengaluru.
                Are you sure the 800 can be used in the oil tank?

                Originally posted by BigBore View Post
                Motul 510 2T(Rs.425/ltr) Technosynthese is for 2 stroke motorcycles. Smokeless formulation. Oil injection or pre-mix. Compatible with catalytic converters.
                Standards: API TC – JASO FD/FC – ISO-L-EGD
                It is the best for regular use with the pump and
                Motul 800 Factory Line Road Racing/Off Road (Rs.750/ltr) 100% Synthetic is with double ester technology to provide maximum engine performance and prevent binding even under high stresses at high temperature. Pre-mix lubrication only.
                It works great for long distance rides as i do Mumbai-Pune regularly. I do use both on all my 3 bikes and also recommend the same to other fellow 2-strokers

                Cheers!!
                I'm on my 3rd liter of 510 and still have 1 bottle at home. Its a superb oil. Really makes the bike smooth. I still think its too expensive for everyday use though.

                Petronas is cheaper but the full synthetic is over and they will only order it now if there is a big order as its a very slow moving item.

                Arun, how exactly do you use the 800 on long rides?
                Last edited by Bladerunner; 04-11-2010, 08:12 PM.

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                • #38
                  ^ I don't think 800 can be used in the oil tank and thats what I've mentioned in my earlier post that you have quoted.

                  You Mumbai & Pune guys are lucky No luck with 510 here in Bengaluru.

                  Also, can somebody read the attachment and make sense out of it? I didn't quite understand what its trying to say w.r.t to ash content & synthetic oils.

                  MODS: I am sorry, I don't have the link to the source. It is on my comp, don't remember where I got it from.
                  A lone amateur built the ark. A large group of professionals built the Titanic...

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                  • #39
                    says that synthetic 2 T oil is good for the engine, prolongs life, lesser deposits etc.

                    This is a rotax/bombardier document, documenting the type of oils, and their observed impact on their engines, but pretty much is applicable to all.

                    so now i gotta search for a good synth or semi synth oil in delhi!!!


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                    - KTM Duke 200
                    - Yamaha RXZ 5 speed


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                    • #40


                      I am talking about this part.
                      Last edited by NitinGirish; 04-12-2010, 12:08 AM.
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                      • #41
                        Basically the ash content of the oil suited to the engine depends on the factors -

                        - performance/power
                        - cooling available
                        - ring temperature

                        A higher ash content oil will be needed to suitably lubricate the engine which has a higher performance/power output, and the deposit will accordingly be burnt/taken out with the exhaust.

                        A lower ash content oil can be used for a low power engine which does not have as much heat production, so the lubricating properties hold for that temperature range.


                        This is what i make of it. Others can have a better explanation maybe.


                        My offerings to the gods of speed -

                        - KTM Duke 200
                        - Yamaha RXZ 5 speed


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                        • #42
                          im not sure if this is the right place to post this..anyway im posting... I dont know if any one has noticed this before if u turn the RX135 monogram on the side panel it will read sexy
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                          • #43
                            ^^ lol.. good one.. got any pics of it??


                            My offerings to the gods of speed -

                            - KTM Duke 200
                            - Yamaha RXZ 5 speed


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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by timsy911 View Post
                              Why not buy a Crap rx100... In here they are still going for 6-7k, I bought min ewhich was still on original bore and clean papers for 10k

                              for 30k you get a fine kept 5s

                              I still have a 5S RXZ with disk setup and decent engine on sale nearby for 26k

                              Are u tellin about the rx-z 5 speed version for 26k???? Can u pls pm me ur mobile number? I need that machine!!
                              sigpic"If i am born again, i'll be the owner of my ride"

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by BigBore View Post
                                Motul 510 2T(Rs.425/ltr) Technosynthese is fMotul 800 Factory Line Road Racing/Off Road (Rs.750/ltr) 100% Synthetic is with double ester technology to provide maximum engine performance and prevent binding even under high stresses at high temperature. Pre-mix lubrication only.
                                It works great for long distance rides as i do Mumbai-Pune regularly. I do use both on all my 3 bikes and also recommend the same to other fellow 2-strokers

                                Cheers!!
                                .......... reading all the posts of senior members ..............i almost get headache and i start thinking i should quit this rx maniacity and watch some tv where no one suggests anything or anyone.......lolssss......well whats this 2T oil??? engine oil??? or the one which needs to be filled in the oil sump??? what is pre-mis>>> and what is oil injection???? I have noticed only use of yama lube in my bike which my mechanic does and i keep watching. now let me knwo what engine oil should be used and what 2t oil should be used?
                                sigpic"If i am born again, i'll be the owner of my ride"

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