Yamaha RX100 Launch Difficult, Here’s Why
- Jun 17, 2024
- Views : 5772
Former Indian Cricket Team captain MS Dhoni’s love for motorcycles is well known. From vintage roadsters to modern supersports, his collection of bikes makes for one of the most desirable garages in the country. His fondness for old-school icons is an open secret.
Dhoni recently added a custom restored RD350 LC to his collection. While we spotted the new motorcycle on various platforms, this was the first time that he was seen riding the bike on camera. Restored by Chandigarh based Blue Smoke Customs, this bike retains its original aesthetics. It’s finished in the gorgeous speedblock livery contrasting with the blacked-out engine. The ‘OG’ rounded headlamp, turn indicators and rectangular tail lamp have been retained but it gets a sportier seat with an inclined rear section.
View this post on Instagram
More importantly, this RD350 LC also features a whole range of aftermarket performance parts, including a liquid cooled engine, Lectron carburetor, Moto Tassinari VForce4 reed valve system, Uni air filter, JL Street twin exhausts and a lot more! As a result of all these mods, the bike makes over 72PS! For perspective, the original RD350LC’s 347cc mill used to make around 49PS.
While RDs are pretty rare, this custom RD350LC takes the cake. Apart from a collection of Yamaha RD350s and RX100s, MS Dhoni also owns a range of modern-day motorcycles, including a Harley Davidson Fat Boy, a Kawasaki Ninja H2 and the ultra rare Confederate X132 Hellcat.
Yamaha RX100 Launch Difficult, Here’s Why
ZigOpinion: Here’s Why A 225cc Yamaha RX 100 Doesn’t Make...
How To Maintain A 2-stroke Bike
5 Bikes We NEED In India Once Again
Two-strokes Are Returning! Hallelujah!
EXCLUSIVE: Yamaha RX100 Will Make A Comeback, But Not Like You...
EXCLUSIVE: Yamaha India Chairman Talks EVs, Big Bikes And ADVs For...
Here’s Why Yamaha Should Make Its Upcoming RX 100 An Electric Bike
Yamaha RX100 To Make A Comeback, Launch Confirmed
Honda’s Best-Selling Commuter Receives A Price Hike
India's largest automotive community