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RX100 or RX135?
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Originally posted by shreyassave View Post
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YAMAHA RX135 - 4 Speed price
Don't want to initiate a new thread so posting here.
I am about to finalize a deal for YAMAHA RX135 - 4 Speed.
Model: 2002
Registered- Jaipur
km- 27000
Maintained- Good
The seller is good friend of mine so we both are shy to discuss price
My mechanic says anything between 8-12 thousand should be OK.
What should be decent price for this ?
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Originally posted by Rxboy View PostHello guys,i want to buy yamaha rx bike from last 3 years,but i am confused which one to go for.i don't like rxz because i want yamaha classic bike .rx100/rx135 looks pure japanese.i am confused btw. Rx100 and rx135 4s (don't want 5s).personelly i like rx100.according to my father rx100 is better from all rx series in terms of performance and pickup.please suggest the right one in terms of parts availability,performance and reliability.aslo give your sugg. On what to keep in mind while buying an rx.i would like to get parts for the bike for future.so suggest me a bike whose parts are easily available.It's a obsolete bike...
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Suggestion on buying yamaha rx100/rx135
Hello guys,i want to buy yamaha rx bike from last 3 years,but i am confused which one to go for.i don't like rxz because i want yamaha classic bike .rx100/rx135 looks pure japanese.i am confused btw. Rx100 and rx135 4s (don't want 5s).personelly i like rx100.according to my father rx100 is better from all rx series in terms of performance and pickup.please suggest the right one in terms of parts availability,performance and reliability.aslo give your sugg. On what to keep in mind while buying an rx.i would like to get parts for the bike for future.so suggest me a bike whose parts are easily available.
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Guys, Picked up a rx135 4Spd, 99model. has done more than 100k kms. Engine needs overhaul.
Whats the stock Sprocket size for 135 4spd?
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"unless its done completely to company spec" i mentioned that.. And if you go in for blueprinting the engine.. you will obviously come out with more output than a normal engine.
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Hmmm......am going to look at a Rx100 tomorrow. its madmax46's friends bike. if i like it i'll pick it up immediatly> will ride around for couple of days. if i like it, i'll go for a complete rebuild slowly over couple of months.
Am trying to get a Rx135 5spd within my budget. lets see how things goo. but any which ways i need to get a bike latest by tuesday!
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Originally posted by jd666 View PostAs it is, no matter how well the bike is re-built, unless its done completely to company spec, you will have some loss of power as compared to the original... So keep an allowance of 10-15% minimum for that....end of the day it comes down to how the engine is assembled
At Thread: RX135 FTW !Last edited by arvindraju; 02-13-2010, 05:07 PM.
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^^ the only difference was that the initial batch parts came from japan or alternate sources from abroad. Hence the build quality and durability was better..
As it is, no matter how well the bike is re-built, unless its done completely to company spec, you will have some loss of power as compared to the original... So keep an allowance of 10-15% minimum for that.
Parts are available, and bore kits are available with dealers. OEM parts, no issues.
@2strokey - the malaysian bores look vastly different in finish compared to the indian bore. Though everything else is same. Im trying to get my hands on a kit from there to compare and install and use.
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Rx-100 n e time!!!
Originally posted by onlinesatish View PostThx a ton bro, that clears 70% of my confusion. Only thing am worried abt is the bore/piston kit. if its F%$^$& then mech's out here say its around 8k for a new one. And most of my friends ask me to go for a jap made rx100 saying it has more power. Else get a indian made one and source a jap made bore/piston kit.
honestly i dont think there should be any difference in its performance whether its a indian or jap made. may be the life differs.
is this ture? and how hard is it to get a new bore/piston kit? A reliable one?
Seriously get an RX-100 for yourself, if U can lay your hands on jap model you will never in your life regret that!! RX-135 somewhat doesnt go well in my brain, although its a very good machine but always secondary to RX-100!.
About the bores & parts they are available on condition you do a good hunting job you might get them in second hand market like chor bazaar or kurla CST road, Yamaha has stopped production of 2 Stroke Parts (Heart Breaking News) there are a few guys in the market selling bores which they claim are from malaysia for RXZ & RX-100 I have had a look at it & I found the Petrol intake too too big & also it looks pretty rough. I wont be one bit surprised if it is coming manufactured from Delhi & guys are just bluffing abt Malaysia.
JD,
Nice Meeting you that day bro,
have you had a chance to look at tht sort of Bore? in the Market??
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