Ask anyone who rode an RX100 or RX135 in their prime and they won't describe it in horsepower. They'll describe a sound — that specific 2-stroke scream at high RPM — and a feeling of speed that had very little to do with the actual top speed on paper. Small machine, unreasonable feeling of being unstoppable. That combination made everyone who rode one feel like a racer, on streets that had never seen a racetrack.
A tribute, not a reissue
The RX100 and RX135 aren't in production anymore. What's left is nostalgia — and one very specific social phenomenon every 2-stroke owner has experienced: you don't just own the bike, you become known for it. People ask about it years after you've sold it. It becomes the answer to \"remember when you had...\" at every reunion, every meet, every random conversation with a stranger who spots one in a photo.
You stop owning a 2-stroke and start being a 2-stroke owner. That identity doesn't fade the way the bike's paint does.
Why we made this artwork
This is our tribute to that era — to the machines that taught a generation of Indian riders what speed actually felt like, long before anyone was talking about horsepower figures. Two-stroke forever. RX forever.
2 Stroke Racing is part of our current small-batch drop — original artwork, no restocks once it's gone.