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Old 23rd August 2009, 14:34   #166
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and what about the rx100 and rxz??which is better in terms of performance?
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Old 26th August 2009, 13:23   #167
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and what about the rx100 and rxz??which is better in terms of performance?
rxz 4 speed comes with 135 cc engine with 11.9 bhp power rating and 5 speed with 14 bhp. in terms of performance rx135/rxz are any day better than rx100 (considering all bikes are stock)

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Old 26th August 2009, 13:31   #168
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Make / Model : Yamaha RX 135
Month/year of purchase : October 2004
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its RX 135 98 model - stage port, Proton filter later upgraded to a Piper cross filter, Fiber reeds, Fiber clutch plate with 2nd stage clutch plate mod
The pic are before and after the restoration
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its RX 135 98 model - stage port, Proton filter later upgraded to a Piper cross filter, Fiber reeds, Fiber clutch plate with 2nd stage clutch plate mod
The pic are before and after the restoration
@bikersid : i can see only 1 picture. This is before restoration or after restoration. Hope it is before restoration.
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Old 26th August 2009, 16:42   #171
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Stella!

Stella: 1998 December RX-135 4-speed
Stock exhaust, with free muffler
Stock carb, jets and brand new block
6k run on the new block (which has been buffed and polished)
Custom seat, custom paint job(black with red sparkles)
Cut off the heel shifter part. Rear rim from a CBZ, MRF Zapper-Q boots for the rear 100/90.
Cost of acquisition:8k INR
Cost to rebuild:~15k INR
Time taken for rebuild: 1.5 months
Changes since pics taken: Custom chamber, slight jetting and rusty handlebar(my bad, it was duplicate and chrome was badly done).
Mods planned: better handlebar, new spokes, K&N and bigger jets, mild port for midrange.

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Where did you get the rear lights from ? the enticer console looks good but why didnt you centre it ?
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Old 26th August 2009, 17:11   #173
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I have a 1987 model RX100, details as below :

Date of Purchase - 12th November, 1987
Original Colour - Wine Red
Present Colour - Black
Kms Done - 1,51,184
Period Of Ownership - Almost 22 years
Mods - Mechanically None, Cosmetic - Fibre Front Mudguard, Yezdi Headlight

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Old 26th August 2009, 17:15   #174
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Where did you get the rear lights from ? the enticer console looks good but why didnt you centre it ?
Rear tail light holder from an M80, tail light bulb and cover from Thunderbird, indicator lights from platina. The enticer speedo simply because it was big and chrome and had the yamaha logo on it, everybody centers it, I liked it askew. fabricate the L patti in such a way that I can invert it and the speedo will go to the right. I love "patti" work! Nothing you can't do with a welding torch and some metal patti's!

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Rear tail light holder from an M80, tail light bulb and cover from Thunderbird, indicator lights from platina. The enticer speedo simply because it was big and chrome and had the yamaha logo on it, everybody centers it, I liked it askew. fabricate the L patti in such a way that I can invert it and the speedo will go to the right. I love "patti" work! Nothing you can't do with a welding torch and some metal patti's!

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I love "patti" work!
From your reply,I think I know how it feels to meddle. Seat is well laid out too. Somehow I feel the original round indicators for your Stella would have suited more than the present ones, especially its got that chrome too !

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Yeah, I wanted those round indicators with the RD stalks too, but at the time I was rebuilding Stella, I couldn't wait to get the stalks and rushed the last bit. In fact, I didn't change the wiring harness either, which cost me as it shorted the ignition coil a month or so back. I replaced the entire wiring harness and Stella's fine now. The reason I didn't take the round indicators was because they were yellow, and I wanted the bulb covers to be white to gel with the chrome and black look. Just one of my quirks, I guess.

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Old 27th August 2009, 03:15   #178
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Saw this is one a couple days back.

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Old 27th August 2009, 15:28   #179
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Saw this is one a couple days back.
That crash guard gives me the shudders. Too fat, too useless and doesn't line up with the bike's profile at all. The quality of the chrome on those guards is also terrible. Like the paint scheme though.

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That type of crash bar is quiet famous but then I always prefer the normal straight rod which is usually black in colour.
@sriku are you planning crash bar for your ride ?
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