
Not your usual mod for the Yamaha 135LC or Exciter in Vietnam. Nice job guys.
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Not your usual mod for the Yamaha 135LC or Exciter in Vietnam. Nice job guys.
via: https://www.facebook.com/HoiNhungNguoiYeuExciterVinh
Reading the word ‘Ex 2 Thi’ on the Youtube video as posted by Kevin Le make me clueless about what the video is going to be about. Then, I notice in the video that there is Yamaha 135LC (Exciter in Vietnam) with an exhaust from a 2-stroke bike. Literally, that word means ’2-stroke Ex’. When the bike is started and the exhaust started to make noises, it is really 2-stroke 135LC! This mod is not just an engine transplant but most of the part used are still maintained from the original 135LC engine. We can see the engine casing is still standard stock from the original 135LC. The job in making this modification possible is not easy in my opinion. So, we from MotoMalaya.net salute you, Vietnam modders.
You’ll want to see the video as the prove that the engine is really 2-stroke: (more…)

Increase your 135LC engine to 177cc with this 62mm engine block with forged piston or upgrade your Ego S / Nouvo S to 156cc using 58.5mm engine block or 158cc using 56mm block. Performance parts… I just love it!
via: http://www.faito.com.my


Racing Boy has shown a teaser in their FB page about the upcoming new products that is the much awaited UMA Racing Digital Meter for Yamaha 135LC V2. Surprisingly, they also make one for the Honda EX-5 and this is a good move from RB. I don’t what is the price, but can be estimated at around RM480+.
What’s good about this digital meter is that it can read RPM up to 15,000 RPM. This is good for those who need to get an accurate reading of their engine crankshaft rotation for power tuning. There is also shift light that lit up when the RPM is in the optimum powerband. Other than that, it is just looking so cool!
Thanks to Roger Lau Jiu Yuan for the tips.
via: https://www.facebook.com/racingboy.my

This might be the new brochure cover for the 2012 Yamaha 135LC Extreme Spirit ‘Yamaha Racing’ (or is it GP Edition) MotoGP Edition limited edition. I’m not sure what is the official name yet, since we need to look at the barcode of the bike for the real name. For now, it is looking nice. The official name as in barcode is Yamaha 135LC ES MotoGP Edition.
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