whats the next best to yamaha t135

[rudduan]

i dont think he will get t135 for his father

 

[tsunami]

will see

 

[fared]

damn! they're beautiful! wish its sold here.....

yup rudduan ..
my member work at suzuki say maybe next year(2008) that motocycle sold in malaysia ..

 

[rudduan]

really??? thats good then....

 

[FTD_T135_R]

sir traxx i would suggest you go for nouvo z instead of mio, mio is a bit costly on gas (inefficient), even consumes more gas than the sniper...

 

[dennis_808]

both nouvo an mio have the same engine.they should have the same consumption.in fact nouvo woul be much moreof a gas guzzler due to heavier weight.

 

[goff_d_p]

not really

Heres the difference:

Nouva:

[highlight=red]Dry(without oil and fuel) 103kg
Wet(with oil and a full fuel tank) 108kg[/highlight]
Engine Performance
Engine type Forced air cooled 4-stroke, SOHC
Cylinder arrangement Forward-inclined single cylinder
Displacement 113cm3
Bore & stroke 50.0X57.9mm
Compression ratio 8.8 : 1
[highlight=red]Maximum horse power 6.54kw(8000r/min)
Maximum torque 8.62N.m(7000r/min)[/highlight]
Starting system type Electric starter and kickstarter
Lubrication system Wet sump
Radiator capacity(including all routes) ---
Engine oil capacity 0.9L
Fuel
Air filter type Dry Paper
Fuel tank capacity 4.8L
[highlight=red]Carburetor Type/Fuel supply BS25[/highlight]

Mio:

[highlight=red]Dry(without oil and fuel) 92kg
Wet(with oil and a full fuel tank) 95kg[/highlight]
Engine Performance
Engine type Forced air cooled 4-stroke, SOHC
Cylinder arrangement Single cylinder
Displacement 113cm3
Bore & stroke 50.0X57.9mm
Compression ratio 8.8 : 1
[highlight=red]Maximum horse power 5.98kw(8000r/min)
Maximum torque 7.53N.m(6500r/min)[/highlight]
Starting system type Electric starter and kickstarter
Lubrication system Wet sump
Radiator capacity(including all routes) ---
Engine oil capacity 0.9L
Fuel
Air filter type Dry Paper
Fuel tank capacity 3.7 L
[highlight=red]Carburetor Type/Fuel supply NCV24[/highlight]


an obvious point, they are not the exact same engine. the Nouva has a bigger horse power and torq., weight difference between both bikes, the carb is different between the bikes. In theory the Nouva should use more fuel than the Mio because of weight and horse power increase.

just my 34 cents

 

[ady_hnr007]

nuovo 135lc

 

[tranlehuy]

Re: not really

Heres the difference:

Nouva:

[highlight=red]Dry(without oil and fuel) 103kg
Wet(with oil and a full fuel tank) 108kg[/highlight]
Engine Performance
Engine type Forced air cooled 4-stroke, SOHC
Cylinder arrangement Forward-inclined single cylinder
Displacement 113cm3
Bore & stroke 50.0X57.9mm
Compression ratio 8.8 : 1
[highlight=red]Maximum horse power 6.54kw(8000r/min)
Maximum torque 8.62N.m(7000r/min)[/highlight]
Starting system type Electric starter and kickstarter
Lubrication system Wet sump
Radiator capacity(including all routes) ---
Engine oil capacity 0.9L
Fuel
Air filter type Dry Paper
Fuel tank capacity 4.8L
[highlight=red]Carburetor Type/Fuel supply BS25[/highlight]

Mio:

[highlight=red]Dry(without oil and fuel) 92kg
Wet(with oil and a full fuel tank) 95kg[/highlight]
Engine Performance
Engine type Forced air cooled 4-stroke, SOHC
Cylinder arrangement Single cylinder
Displacement 113cm3
Bore & stroke 50.0X57.9mm
Compression ratio 8.8 : 1
[highlight=red]Maximum horse power 5.98kw(8000r/min)
Maximum torque 7.53N.m(6500r/min)[/highlight]
Starting system type Electric starter and kickstarter
Lubrication system Wet sump
Radiator capacity(including all routes) ---
Engine oil capacity 0.9L
Fuel
Air filter type Dry Paper
Fuel tank capacity 3.7 L
[highlight=red]Carburetor Type/Fuel supply NCV24[/highlight]


an obvious point, they are not the exact same engine. the Nouva has a bigger horse power and torq., weight difference between both bikes, the carb is different between the bikes. In theory the Nouva should use more fuel than the Mio because of weight and horse power increase.

just my 34 cents

Thank you for your post, please help me to compare what is the difference between exciter 135 (or T135) date 2006 and date 2008 ? Thank you friend.

 

[goff_d_p]

really theirs no difference. it's pretty much the same bike, unless you get the FI. then that is the only difference.

 

[goff_d_p]

but to keep on topic, the next bike to the T135 would have to be the YZF-R125 then the R6, out of Yamaha. the new FZ6 also sounds sweet too.