There are many more underbone bikes that get some love from Yoshimura from Japan. I have checked their website and found out that there are already full system exhaust pipes and some camshaft from them. The bikes that get to see the light of modification from Yoshimura other than the Yamaha Lagenda 115Z, Yamaha 135LC…
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Found this at SCK Motor while looking for some parts for Yamaha 135LC. This is the new version of the AHM exhaust. It looks a little bit like NOB1 exhaust pipe. The sticker price is at RM480 compared to normal AHM exhaust pipe that is at 280-380 price, it means that this one is really…
60mm Racing Block installed to Yamaha 135LC in Maldives by Maldivian Bikers My friend in Maldives sent me these pictures of his 135LC modification process. There are many racing parts installed to the engine. 37 more pictures after the jump. Thanks for the submission!
Found this at SCK Motor as they prepare the Honda Wave 110RS for 2010 Malaysian Cub Prix race. 23 more pictures after the jump. Click twice to enlarge to 1024 px.
The KSE is much shorter that the stock exhaust Click to enlarge Click to enlarge The chamber much thinner compare to stock exhaust chamber Click to enlarge KSE Racing Exhaust for Yamaha RX-Z Head of the exhaust is much wider than stock Straight flow construction Smaller/thinner chamber mean this one is for top RPM power…
NOB1 Silent Sport Series Exhaust for Lagenda/LC135 from Indonesia There are a lot of aftermarket exhaust nowadays for most cub bikes such as AHM, YY Pang, NOB1, SR7 and lot more.Most of us change the exhaust are whether to upgrade the performance of the bike or to have it looks good. But this one from…
Why do you need to use racing chamber exhaust? The basic idea behind an expansion chamber is to use the momentum and pressure of the exhaust gases to create a pump that squeezes more air and fuel into the cylinder during the intake stroke. It does the same sort of thing that a turbocharger does,…