Yamaha RX100: A Motorcycle That Changed the Indian Two-Wheeler Market

Yamaha RX100 is more than just a motorcycle; it is also a cultural icon. Produced in the 1980s, this two-stroke marvel captured the hearts of Indian riders with its peppy performance and distinctive sound. Even though it is no longer in production, still it inspires the enthusiasts till date.

A Blast from the Past

The RX100 compact design, its lightweight frame and nimbleness made it to be so enjoyable to ride. Equipped with a 98cc two-stroke engine it gives a more thrilling feel during riding.

The design featured a kick start, at the both ends a drum braking system with a sitting that is convenient.

Why Riders Fell in Love

Performance. The bike provided quick acceleration and topped very fast at a tremendous pace. Such performance attributes contributed to RX100 to win the love of several youths.

Fuel Efficiency: It was surprising, given the performance, how fuel-efficient the RX100 was and hence it was very much a practical commuter.

Affordability: The bike was priced at a level which made it accessible to many buyers. Easy Customization: Its simplicity made it an easy target for customization and modification by owners.

A Cult Following

Although it’s been decades since production ended, the RX100 is still very much in demand today. Owners and enthusiasts usually restore and modify their bikes, keeping the spirit of the RX100 alive.