Yamaha rx100 new model

New Yamaha RX100, a neo-retro styled motorbike, has been confirmed for release in the Indian market. The next generation Yamaha RX100 will have a vastly enhanced packaging, and it will be positioned as one of the most reasonably priced motorcycles in the brand's lineup. To begin, the new Yamaha RX100 will likely be available with a larger and more powerful fuel-injected petrol engine while still providing a small and durable package for consumers seeking for a reliable commuter, according to Zigwheels. LED daytime running lights (DRLs), electric start, and a mostly digital instrument cluster are just a few of the additional amenities it will provide. It will, of course, use a new platform and have a revised suspension system. So far, we know that the bike will have wire-spoke wheels, a front suspension made of telescopic forks, and a rear suspension made of dual shock absorbers. It's probable that disc brakes up front and drum brakes in the back will do the job of slowing the vehicle down. The 125 cc engine used in many of the company's scooters sold in India is said to be part of the bike as well. Brand new RX100 with more powerful 150cc engine might potentially be available. This new motorcycle, whenever introduced in India, would presumably compete with bikes like the TVS Raider 125. Also, READ: Yamaha has not yet said when the new RX100 will be released in India, however speculation places the debut in late 2023 or early 2024. One of the most reasonably priced Yamaha m...

Comments Yamaha RX100 was one of the most iconic motorcycles in the company’s product lineup that existed from 1985 to 1996 in India. The bike was always admired for its lightweight built, great performance and affordable pricing. It was quite popular among auto enthusiasts and drag racers. In fact, there were plenty modifications performed on the bike right from engine tuning, bigger carburettors, bigger size wheels to disc brakes, quicker throttle. The RX100 (also named ‘Pocket Rocket’) was packed with a 98cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine boosted with the two-stroke technology. The motor delivered a peak power of 11bhp and 10.39Nm of torque. It had a 4-speed gearbox, and its kerb weight stood at 98kgs. The bike had a unique exhaust note, which was favorite among the young riders. The model was offered in three paint schemes, namely, Black, Peacock Blue and Cherry Red. In July 2022, the Japanese two-wheeler confirmed that it will bring back the iconic Yamaha RX100 in India. It will be reincarnation of the original bike with modern design language and bigger displacement engine. Earlier Eishin Chihana, Yamaha India Chariman, revealed that the new RX100 “should be an impactful package with powerful engine and design”. In a latest interview, when he was asked about the RX100 return with an electric powertrain. He said that the company believes that “introducing it with a bigger displacement internal combustion engine may recreate the same impact”. The bikemaker might u...

Yamaha RX100 is one of the popular classic bikes in the Indian market and has been liked by enthusiasts for its performanceas well as stylish design. However, the bike was discontinued because of its 2-stroke engine. But it continued to remain a popular vehicle; even after 24 years of stoppingproductionand sales, the bike is still in demand. Considering the same, Yamaha is planning on bringing back the classic motorcycle to the Indian market. However, the bike's reincarnation is still under doubt, considering the other dimensions of the launch, like the name's legacy. Eishin Chihana, Chairman of Yamaha Motor India, in a statementto Hindu Business, stated, "We want to bring back the RX100 brand, but there are two points — RX100 is a two-stroke engine and complying with the BS6 engine is impossible now. But, certainly, giving the name to a new model is in our plan. Having said that, once we put the RX100 on a brand/some aspiring model … the reincarnation with modern styling/ flavour is a big challenge. We have a plan, but we should not use the RX100 name so easily … it will ruin the image. RX100 cannot be a quick plan/decision … it should be an impactful package with a powerful engine and design." Also read: It is to be noted considering the BS-6 norms; the Yamaha RX100 can not be launched in India. Hence, the bike needs a new engine with fuel-injection technology to be revived in the country. Moreover, considering the changes and updates needed, the bike can be launched aro...

A custom bike shop in Telangana restored this old RX100 and the final product looks like it has come straight out of the factory floor Yamaha RX100 is one of the most popular bikes in 90’s and even in the second-hand market, the RX100 is selling really well which shows Indians love towards this two-stroke monster. Even though RX100 production lasted just 11 years only, the product has helped the company to create a name in India, and modifications on RX100 were also a trend during its peak time. But finding a good quality RX100 in recent times is tough. A custom bike shop in Telangana decided to restore an old RX100 and the final product looks like it has come straight out of the factory floor. The restored RX100 looks stunning and they have made small changes on the RX100 for a modern-day appearance but the bike hasn’t lost its old charm. The RX100 is finished in gunmetal grey colour, which goes well with the design theme. The front gets the same headlamp design but regular bulbs have been replaced for full LED lights and the indicators are carried forward from the stock bike. The telescopic suspension is finished in matte black colour and spoke wheels have been replaced with new alloy wheels. The custom shop has also given an engine guard with the Yamaha logo and name in it. The engine is also finished in matte black. The long seats and same tail light cluster has been carried forward to the new bike. The stock twin gas-charged suspension has been retained along with exh...

Details of Old Yamaha RX 100 Shared For Representational Purposes Only Eishin Chihana, Chairman of Yamaha Motor India, recently shared an update regarding the relaunch of the Yamaha RX100 - “We want to bring back the RX100 brand but there are two points: RX100 is a two-stroke engine and complying with the BS6 engine is impossible now. But, certainly giving the name to a new model is in our plan. Once we put the RX100 on a brand/some aspiring model ... the reincarnation with modern styling/flavour, is an enormous challenge.” “We have a plan, but we should not use the RX100 name so easily, it will ruin the image. RX100 cannot be a quick plan/decision. It should be an impactful package with a powerful engine and design.” Another recent report suggests that Yamaha is considering a larger 175cc to 200cc engine for the revival of the RX nameplate. Recreating the original RX100 would be very difficult without breaking the bank. And even with all the positive sentiment that the Chairperson has for this iconic 100cc motorcycle, it is very unlikely that he would go through all this trouble just to get the same bike in the market. He also mentioned that a larger displacement bike would make an original impact while carrying the performance image of the old RX100. When asked about a launch date for the new model of Yamaha RX 100, Chihana said it could be after 2026 because the company has other models planned until 2025. The Yamaha RX 135 STD is the only version of the RX 135 model av...

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Comments Yamaha RX100, the iconic bike from the Japanese two-wheeler maker, was launched in November 1985 and discontinued in March 1996. It was quite popular among young riders in the 90s. The bike was always admired for its high performance 100cc engine and lightweight body built. During a latest interview with a media publication, Eishin Chihana, Yamaha India Chariman, has revealed that the company will bring back the RX100 brand name with a new model. The new Yamaha RX100 will carry modern design language, though it will surely be a big challenge for the two-wheeler maker. He said that the new RX100 brand “should be an impactful package with powerful engine and design”. In after-sales market, the bike’s old model is still in demand and that’s because the company keeps providing its spare parts and components. Chihana further stated that Yamaha is planning to foray into the electric scooter segment in the next three years. As of now, the upcoming Yamaha electric scooters are under their testing phase. By 2025, the Japanese two-wheeler maker will introduce its first electric scooter in the Indian market. The company is considering all three options – CBU (Completely Built Unit), CKD (Completely Knocked Down) and local assembly with high level of localisation. TVS says that it “wants to launch a ‘reliable electric scooter’. In other latest updates, Yamaha Motor India is considering the The Yamaha NMax 155 comes with features such as LED headlamp, a visor, a fully digital ...

A custom bike shop in Telangana restored this old RX100 and the final product looks like it has come straight out of the factory floor Yamaha RX100 is one of the most popular bikes in 90’s and even in the second-hand market, the RX100 is selling really well which shows Indians love towards this two-stroke monster. Even though RX100 production lasted just 11 years only, the product has helped the company to create a name in India, and modifications on RX100 were also a trend during its peak time. But finding a good quality RX100 in recent times is tough. A custom bike shop in Telangana decided to restore an old RX100 and the final product looks like it has come straight out of the factory floor. The restored RX100 looks stunning and they have made small changes on the RX100 for a modern-day appearance but the bike hasn’t lost its old charm. The RX100 is finished in gunmetal grey colour, which goes well with the design theme. The front gets the same headlamp design but regular bulbs have been replaced for full LED lights and the indicators are carried forward from the stock bike. The telescopic suspension is finished in matte black colour and spoke wheels have been replaced with new alloy wheels. The custom shop has also given an engine guard with the Yamaha logo and name in it. The engine is also finished in matte black. The long seats and same tail light cluster has been carried forward to the new bike. The stock twin gas-charged suspension has been retained along with exh...

Yamaha RX100 is one of the popular classic bikes in the Indian market and has been liked by enthusiasts for its performanceas well as stylish design. However, the bike was discontinued because of its 2-stroke engine. But it continued to remain a popular vehicle; even after 24 years of stoppingproductionand sales, the bike is still in demand. Considering the same, Yamaha is planning on bringing back the classic motorcycle to the Indian market. However, the bike's reincarnation is still under doubt, considering the other dimensions of the launch, like the name's legacy. Eishin Chihana, Chairman of Yamaha Motor India, in a statementto Hindu Business, stated, "We want to bring back the RX100 brand, but there are two points — RX100 is a two-stroke engine and complying with the BS6 engine is impossible now. But, certainly, giving the name to a new model is in our plan. Having said that, once we put the RX100 on a brand/some aspiring model … the reincarnation with modern styling/ flavour is a big challenge. We have a plan, but we should not use the RX100 name so easily … it will ruin the image. RX100 cannot be a quick plan/decision … it should be an impactful package with a powerful engine and design." Also read: It is to be noted considering the BS-6 norms; the Yamaha RX100 can not be launched in India. Hence, the bike needs a new engine with fuel-injection technology to be revived in the country. Moreover, considering the changes and updates needed, the bike can be launched aro...

Comments Yamaha RX100 was one of the most iconic motorcycles in the company’s product lineup that existed from 1985 to 1996 in India. The bike was always admired for its lightweight built, great performance and affordable pricing. It was quite popular among auto enthusiasts and drag racers. In fact, there were plenty modifications performed on the bike right from engine tuning, bigger carburettors, bigger size wheels to disc brakes, quicker throttle. The RX100 (also named ‘Pocket Rocket’) was packed with a 98cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine boosted with the two-stroke technology. The motor delivered a peak power of 11bhp and 10.39Nm of torque. It had a 4-speed gearbox, and its kerb weight stood at 98kgs. The bike had a unique exhaust note, which was favorite among the young riders. The model was offered in three paint schemes, namely, Black, Peacock Blue and Cherry Red. In July 2022, the Japanese two-wheeler confirmed that it will bring back the iconic Yamaha RX100 in India. It will be reincarnation of the original bike with modern design language and bigger displacement engine. Earlier Eishin Chihana, Yamaha India Chariman, revealed that the new RX100 “should be an impactful package with powerful engine and design”. In a latest interview, when he was asked about the RX100 return with an electric powertrain. He said that the company believes that “introducing it with a bigger displacement internal combustion engine may recreate the same impact”. The bikemaker might u...