Yamaha RX 100 2025: The Timeless Legend Reborn with a Modern Twist

In the 1980s and 1990s, Indian youngsters held a particular place in their hearts for the Yamaha RX 100. This bike was a representation of athleticism and style in addition to being a means of transportation. With a new engine and contemporary technology, Yamaha has now brought this legend back to life, bringing back fond memories of the past.

Key features of Yamaha RX

The 98cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine of the previous Yamaha RX 100 generated 10.39 Nm of torque and 11 PS of power. It was incredibly dependable thanks to its drum brakes, telescopic front fork, and four-speed manual gearbox. It was easy to operate on city roads because of its lightweight design and 10-liter fuel tank. Even without ABS, the riding experience was still heartwarming.

Yamaha RX Design and Comfort

The Yamaha RX 100 bike had a classic design, with a teardrop fuel tank, analog instrument console, and a single seat. The 765 mm seat height and 136 mm ground clearance made the riding comfortable. The lightweight and strong body gave it longevity and better performance.

Yamaha RX: Comeback with modern technology

A 149cc 4-stroke engine that produces more power and better mileage powers the new Yamaha RX. Additionally, it boasts safety features including ABS, disc brakes, and a 5-speed transmission. Yamaha has added contemporary technology to the bike while keeping the nostalgic appeal of the vintage model, particularly its unique acoustically tuned exhaust that evokes the vintage “ring-a-ding” sound.

Price and Availability

The Yamaha RX is a high-end choice in the 150cc market, costing ₹1,49,000 (ex-showroom). In addition, a limited edition is offered, which is unique for true lovers.

Disclaimer: This information is based on available data of Yamaha RX and RX 100 Neo. Price and specifications may change from time to time. Please check with the authorized dealer before purchasing.

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