[desideep]

hmm any ways lets come back to the Bike i got back in contact with G1 and will talk to him and go chandigarh to see the bike. he says that the bike is not in a good condition.

[Motorholic]

Overdrive August 2000 issue. It featured a person from Ludhiana who has made a bike with a gypsy engine (the previous 1 litre one) and an RD gearbox. Red colour, and was a superb effort no doubt. I just couldn't get over it! He called it 'Franklin' for some reason (albeit slightly strange) which I can't remember. This issue also featured the Boss Hoss, MTT Y2K and some other whacko bikes! Will try and find that issue.

[hell boy]

@desideep
please get some pictures of the bike (how it look's @ the moment)will love to see it and some more detail's as well....

[YC.BALENO.CHD]

i had the pleasure of riding this bike last to last sunday .

and it does not have a 800cc engine its a gypsy 1300cc engine mated to an RD-350 gearbox
custom single sided swingarm
trellis inspired frame
custom rear monoshock
dry weight 300kgs

[prince_pervez]

I wonder how these bikes sound ? Do they have a decent exhaust note ? Like the ones on SBKs ? Just asking. Commendable jobs, all these!

[14000rpm]

Originally Posted by YC.BALENO.CHD

i had the pleasure of riding this bike last to last sunday .

and it does not have a 800cc engine its a gypsy 1300cc engine mated to an RD-350 gearbox
custom single sided swingarm
trellis inspired frame
custom rear monoshock
dry weight 300kgs

hmm.interesting.But these are not street legal at all.expect cop trouble.

[COUGAR]

Originally Posted by Rtech

This is the Bombay bike I was talking about. It has a 1.3L Esteem engine in it. A very neat job which actually ends up looking like a motorcycle.

He has mated an RD350 gearbox to the Esteem engine.

Now this is what we call a good job. eggzelante!

[jeepster]

hi guys,
i have always dreamed about making a bike, so have decided to start the project.
i am not an engineer but i think its now nor never time.
it will be similar to Jeewanjit Singh's bike with MPFI 1300cc SUZUKI but dont know how it will look at the end.

something like this,

[YC.BALENO.CHD]

Originally Posted by 14000rpm

hmm.interesting.But these are not street legal at all.expect cop trouble.

i know that is why the bike was not ridden for about an year before this . forget that it was an absolute terror to ride it . i have also been on an R1 but this was an insane experience .

[jeepster]

Originally Posted by jeepster

hi guys,
i have always dreamed about making a bike, so have decided to start the project.
it will be similar to Jeewanjit Singh's bike with MPFI 1300cc SUZUKI but dont know how it will look at the end.

so dose any one on t-bhp is or was in contact with mr.Jeewanjit Singh or any of his class mates Swarn Singh and Gaganpreet Singh.
if yes, then please pm me.

The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Chandigarh Stories

[jeepster]

steel rhino from dehradoon.
owner Dee-zane Pamei, made by Engineering redefined workshop.

• m 800 engine
• rd350 GB
• quad front shocks
• 24l tank
• 185 km/h tested speed

source BIKE India - India's no. 1 two-wheeler magazine
MODS picture taken from magazine. please delete if required.

[aargee]

Originally Posted by jeepster

• quad front shocks

Why would they want to use a quad front suspension? I've never heard such a suspension before. Frankly speaking, this is the first time I'm seeing a mototcycle with a quad front suspension. Why can't they build with stronger springs, viscous oil or inverted telescopic combinations, instead of quad front suspension. Its looking very odd!!! Any techy answer to this is appreciated.

[jeepster]

Originally Posted by aargee

I've never heard such a suspension before. Frankly speaking, this is the first time I'm seeing a motorcycle with a quad front suspension.
Its looking very odd!!!.

only reason that they wanted to use local parts. & there are no beefy shocks made in India which can support the weight of this bike.

check out this link for more info in quad front shocks.
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/motorb...estions-6.html

the world famous NEANDER 1400 TURBO-DIESEL uses quad front shocks too.

[aargee]

Originally Posted by jeepster

only reason that they wanted to use local parts. & there are no beefy shocks made in India which can support the weight of this bike.

Hmmm...I'm still finding this answer not so convincing.

Originally Posted by jeepster

the world famous NEANDER 1400 TURBO-DIESEL uses quad front shocks too.

But a 800 cc gasoline is much lighter than a 1400cc Diesel right?

Anyway, its upto them how they use, but it could just only be me who can't take the quad fronts. IMHO, they could've simply used FZ's or RE's, viscous oils to get the same job done.

[jeepster]

Originally Posted by aargee

Hmmm...I'm still finding this answer not so convincing.
But a 800 cc gasoline is much lighter than a 1400cc Diesel right?

Faster and Faster: Neander 1400 Turbodiesel: Yours for US$140,000!

the intercooled Neander mill makes 195Nm of torque at only 2600rpm, which is about twice as much of what most litre-class superbikes make. The belt-driven Neander, with its six-speed gearbox, accelerates from zero to 100km/h in 4.5 seconds, and top sped is 225km/h. So, yeah, this 270-kilo machine really is the oil-burner from hell.

i think the steel rhino also weights approx 250kg. that's why a quad shocks.