[rohan_iitr]

Originally Posted by bobbyvictor

Guys I have a Black Rx 100, I havent been using it for the last year and a ahalf but would like to get it serviced and running - any pointers on where this can be done- might need some restoration- seats and the rim, indicators etc - I live in koramanagala

Originally Posted by dhaval-mehta

Can help you out with a couple of places:
1. Orion Motors (behind Forum Mall);
Orion is a Yamaha service center and apparently they are very good at RXs from what I've heard.

I get my RXZ serviced at Orion Motors, behind Forum mall. They do a decent job with the servicing, however they don't stock parts for RX bikes.

Service Centre is crowded on Saturdays, better to visit on a weekday. If you go on a Saturday, they will accept the bike but do the servicing on Monday/Tuesday only (for old RX bikes).

For spare parts, visit JC road. There are plenty of spare parts dealers.

Rohan

[bobbyvictor]

Thx Dhaval- will try orion out - its nearer to my place :-)

[beejay]

Any pointers for good Rx100 mechanics in Bangalore.

I have a 1989 bike and want to work on the engine and electrical. I also want to add a chamber exhaust. I heard a while back there was someone around Koramangala specializing in this.

I am loading the bike onto my jeep and will reach Bangalore on Thursday, will give the bike to my friend and pass on to a good garage.

[dhaval-mehta]

Originally Posted by beejay

Any pointers for good Rx100 mechanics in Bangalore.

I am an automobile engineer and I build custom bikes. I can help you out if you want. But in case you just want a mechanic then I have heard of a Balaji in Koramangala. Don't know exactly where he is located.

[anjan_c2007]

An Indian Auto picture featuring the (L-R) Yamaha RX 100, TVS Suzuki Supra, Enfield Fury and the Kawasaki Bajaj KB 100 in 1989

[Rohit Manohar]

Originally Posted by anjan_c2007

An Indian Auto picture featuring the (L-R) Yamaha RX 100, TVS Suzuki Supra, Enfield Fury and the Kawasaki Bajaj KB 100 in 1989

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Seeing these old magazine, newspaper articles really feels nostalgic. For the ones who own/owned these, or people like me who used to see our fathers, uncles, brothers ride them.

[ashphil]

Going through this thread brings back old memories of my RX 100. It was one helluva bike! So many rides to Bangalore and back! Sold it in '92 and have had regrets ever since. Even the purchase of a Bullet 500 cc in 1996 could not wipe out the memories of my RX 100.
My son who is 21 now thinks I must have been out of my mind to sell off an RX. He is on the lookout for one. I am going to have the time of my life stealing rides on his bike!
Regards,
Ashok

[josejoseph]

Originally Posted by ashphil

My son who is 21 now thinks I must have been out of my mind to sell off an RX. He is on the lookout for one. I am going to have the time of my life stealing rides on his bike!
Regards,
Ashok

That's why me nor my brother hasn't sold our RX135 & RX100. Both the bikes are stored in hibernation for the last 2 years.

Don't want to sell them and later regret. Very close to our heart and buying them was a childhood dream.

[anjan_c2007]

Nostalgia from the December 1986 issue of the Indian Auto Journal

[kannan666]

Originally Posted by anjan_c2007

Nostalgia from the December 1986 issue of the Indian Auto Journal

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Really nostalgic ! I have a 1987 model and am crazy about it ! The bhp reading shoud have been 11BHP though !

[prithviq8]

The RX-100 was definitely one of my favourite bikes. My father had the bike between 1992-1996 and had to sell it when we moved abroad. Ever since selling it, he used to tell me how much he liked the bike and how it's performance is better than other bikes in the market. He bought a R-15 and CBR250R but still missed the classic sound and looks of the RX. After selling all the bikes in the house, my dad wanted to get a normal bike for short trips etc. Since I was on my summer vacation, I thought to take it up as a project and find him a RX, restore it to its original glory and give it to him. Attached are the pictures of the process. The end result was indeed lovely. Long live the king!

[narenteam]

Originally Posted by ch.nathan

jaisha, your ride makes me really jealous.

RX100 is my all-time favourite, though I never owned one.
I remember pestering my father to go for RX-100. But he bought IND-SUZUKI AX-100 instead. Loved that bike too. We sold it after 90000kms.

IMO, the USP of RX-100 is its awesome SOUND (Engine sound).
One of my friend bought RX-135 when RX-100 was discontinued, but he fixed the silencer of RX-100 just for that SOUND EFFECT.

My friend had a RX 100 that he bought when we joined our first job. I bought Samurai. And I have been using it for 2 decades since.

[sumathindra]

I have a colleague who wants to sell his 1988 RX100 for 36K.

It has been restored to mint condition and wanted an opinion if this is a good deal...Let me know please.

[dass]

I have always loved the RX100, but the ones in the market are so heavily priced now, it makes me cringe that I did not get one when they were on sale. Beautiful bike.

[Piyadassi]

Maut ka Kuan (The Well of Death)... A salute to RX100's prowess.