How many of us miss the strokers?
I don't miss exactly, but a stroker in my garage won't do me any harm.
As my search for Stroker has started,
would wish to know the basic differences between RX-100 and Rx-135.
I know the 'cc' difference, but interested in knowing that why RX-100 is most preferred stroker.
What was wrong with RX-G? It just doesn't sell well even as used.
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Posted 13 July 2010 - 02:22 PM
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Posted 15 July 2010 - 05:25 PM
I do miss. Once I'm in a state when I don't have to ask a bike lesser in weight then me, to pull me. I'll most probably get myself a RX135.
From what little I know, RX100 was better as it was unrestricted/better firing as compared to 135 (due to emission norms).
RXG, it seems had issues with the port design?
From what little I know, RX100 was better as it was unrestricted/better firing as compared to 135 (due to emission norms).
RXG, it seems had issues with the port design?
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Posted 01 August 2010 - 11:13 AM
Have found one in shambles, the deal would supposedly close in at 6.5K.
Its a 100.
Its a 100.
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