CH Motorcycle and Syaakur Said has updated us with this new 6-speed gearbox from CMS for Yamaha 135LC 5-speed and FZ150i. Yamaha FZ150i have a similar brethen that is the YZF-R15 that is already equipped with 6-speed as stock. 135LC on the other hand shared the similar engine construction with FZ150i, therefore this CMS 6-speed is compatible with it. (more…)
A different kind of livery scheme for your bike. Looking very nice and Tron like.
via: facebook.com/ilok.adalahindra
Another options of fitting a digital meter for your 135LC. This one is Koso RX2N digital meter. The circle thing on the top right of the meter is actually shift indicator light. Nicely done. (more…)
The body orange livery matched with the orange front Racing Boy (RB) brake caliper, orange RB disc brake plate, orange RB alloy swing arm and orange RB rear footrest. Also notice the orange RB handle balancer and orange front headlight lens. Nice work from Philippines.
via: https://www.facebook.com/rhoel23 via: Racing Boy FB
Another digital speedometer has arrived for 2011 Yamaha 135LC. This time it is from X1R brand which is imported by Y-Teq Auto Parts. Based on the description on the box, it seems that everything about this meter is digital as it features digital RPM, digital odometer(mileage), digital fuel indicator, digital clock and as in the pictures, digital speed display. Priced at RM400+, this thing will sell fast as the one from UMA RACING also has been sold out in many stores for now. (more…)
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