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  • Q. Sir is it worth uprgading classic 500 engine to 535 cc wont it reduce the engine life - Thunderbird 350?

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    Royal
    Royal | 4 years ago

    Don't waste money by upgrading to 535cc engine..if you want more power and refine ment go for Intercepter 650..your money will be saved ... upgrading to 535 cc is practically not worth..it's a waste of time and money..sell your old bike and get new Higher cc bike

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    Shanmuga
    Shanmuga | 4 years ago

    Nothing much the difference will be.. but useless , waste of money and time in alternating it

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    Satish
    Satish | 5 years ago

    Not to worth. it will hamper on life of your engine

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