In the Indian market, several motorbikes that were previously popular have vanished. A few of them have returned in different forms. There are differing opinions on the Munis, though, regarding the possibility of regaining their former authority. Among these classic bikes is the Yamaha RX100. This bike was eager to show off on the streets in the 1980s. However, the manufacturing of this ‘dominant’ RX100 was discontinued by the Japanese corporation Yamaha (Yamaha) in 1996. Many Indians still have this classic bike in their houses nowadays. You can see Kalebhadra if you head out into the road. Having said that, Yamaha wants to revive the waning interest in the RX100. You are correct, of course. This time, the iconic bike will return with a brand-new appearance.
India welcomes the Yamaha RX100 back with a new engine
The venerable Yamaha RX100 motorbike is reportedly making a return to the Indian market, according to a Livemint article. Even Nevertheless, there have been long-running rumors regarding the bike’s reintroduction to the market. It will be equipped with an upgraded engine. Additionally, the name is evolving. The business hopes that younger people would become enthralled with the new avatar.
It is anticipated that the new RX100 will have a powerful 225.9 cc engine that meets BS6 Phase 2 requirements
Its maximum output will be 20.1 horsepower and 19.93 Nm of torque. The new version’s design will retain certain surprises from the previous model, according to the business. The bike may cost between Tk 1.25 lakh and Tk 1.50 lakh (ex-showroom), according to the report. Yamaha strives to maintain cheap costs while providing a high-quality experience in a balanced manner. However, the engine had just two strokes at the time. The business has now made the decision to provide a four-stroke engine with a minimum 200 cc powertrain in order to preserve its former splendor. Previous rumors stated that Yamaha was developing a motorcycle with an engine that would be powerful and light at the same time. This speaks to the most recent RX100 version.
