Modified Indian Bikes - Post your pics here

manishalive · 17th November 2015, 22:16

Neither here not there :(. Better call rajputana to correct the bike).

motorpsycho · 18th November 2015, 20:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Swapnil_Alto

Hello everyone,

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My queries are:

1) Will this harm the engine anyway in the long run?
2) Will this void the Pollution norms?

Regards,
Swapnil

Yes it will hurt the engine in the long run, you need a tuned exhaust and then tune the carb to work with the Exhaust.
Depends, difficult to say how it will affect the combustion.

Look for a tuner who can custom build a exhaust for you.

TorqueyTechie · 15th January 2016, 23:42

Not my bike but a very good modification done. Malamadre motorcycles from Indonesia has modified a pulsar 200NS to a scrambler.

Original :

Modified Indian Bikes - Post your pics here-bajajpulsar200nswhitetomdougall768x432.jpg

Modded :

Modified Indian Bikes - Post your pics here-bajajpulsar200nsscramblercustombymalamadremotorcycles768x432.jpg

Source(Image and news) : Malamadre Custom Scrambler

Bike looks good and clean IMO.

TheRajput · 26th January 2016, 20:05

Came across this during R!D Republic day ride Mumbai. The modification looks amazing & some folks even mistook it for the RE Himalayan

hamza · 31st January 2016, 23:12

Since we did not become famous and failed at building cafe racers, we now tried to build a scrambler. Hope you all like it.
As usual this bike was built on the weekends and with minimum budget.

We started with a Yamaha RX 135. Exhaust was ordered from Faster Performance Systems. We changed the front tyre to a Big tyre and rear tyre to Bigger Tyre for cooling effect.
The brake caliper and shock absorber were painted red to improve ride quality.
Tank is from a Rajdoot to confuse the internet.
Handlebars are from an RD 350.
Headlight was offset to improve balance as we have a luggage bag at rear.
Rectangular headlight was used to improve cornering at high speeds.
Brown grips and seat were used because of the gripping effect, obviously.
Chrome fenders to reduce drag.
LED tail light to reduce weight.
Single person seat to reduce occupancy.
Seat was hand formed by a dog.
And lastly, yellow yamaha racing stripes on the tank to increase top speed.

All these mods add up to make this an amazing one of a kind chopper.

Please feel free to criticise because we want to become real custom bike builders one day.

https://www.facebook.com/ironicengineering?_rdr=p

concept

https://www.facebook.com/hamerred49/

anjuna mark · 7th February 2016, 05:17

Love it, especially the explanation of your design decisions.

Many years ago I made an enduro bike out of an RD350; the weight was a real handicap off road. I think I would have been better off with a 135 like yours.

Of course, the RD had torque.

shyn · 8th February 2016, 21:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by hamza

All these mods add up to make this an amazing one of a kind chopper.

Please feel free to criticise because we want to become real custom bike builders one day.

I actually came here to share pictures of this beautiful bike. Had no idea you were a BHPian too.
And that description had me in splits! You, sir, are as skilled at humor as you are with metal. Hats off.

gautam99 · 3rd March 2016, 16:15

have custom bikes and mods been banned in several states and are no longer street legal? Been seeing articles in the newspapers every day. Anyone has any proper information? What mods are legal?

maker_of_things · 3rd March 2016, 23:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by hamza

Seat was hand formed by a dog.

HAHAHAH. This was too good!

Coming back to the bike, it looks absolutely amazing! Good work man!

rjstyles69 · 4th March 2016, 10:51

Fantastic man, love the way this scrambler has turned out to be

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Quote:

Originally Posted by hamza

Tank is from a Rajdoot to confuse the internet.
Handlebars are from an RD 350.
Headlight was offset to improve balance as we have a luggage bag at rear.
Rectangular headlight was used to improve cornering at high speeds.
Brown grips and seat were used because of the gripping effect, obviously.
Chrome fenders to reduce drag.
LED tail light to reduce weight.
Single person seat to reduce occupancy.
Seat was hand formed by a dog.
And lastly, yellow yamaha racing stripes on the tank to increase top speed.

LOL was an eye-opener dude. I wish the power hungry 2 wheeler folks read this post of yours and stop splurging money at the so called " maadifying mechanics garage " in town

muksdachux · 8th March 2016, 20:54

RECK- Royal Enfield Cafe Racer Kit

Fits all Royal Enfield Models
2 Seat Options
Subframe
Tank
Sidepanels
Seat Cowl
Seats
Fenders
Fairing
Bubble
Speedo
CNC aluminium Rearsets
CNC machined Taillamp
Headlamp with integrated indicators
Clip Ons

Built on a classic 350 By Autologue Design

hamza · 9th March 2016, 15:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by anjuna mark

Love it, especially the explanation of your design decisions.

Many years ago I made an enduro bike out of an RD350; the weight was a real handicap off road. I think I would have been better off with a 135 like yours.

Of course, the RD had torque.

Yes, just adding the RD350 handlebar doubled the torque of our bike. Luckily we are not fat, so weight isn't an issue for us.

Quote:

Originally Posted by anjuna mark

Love it, especially the explanation of your design decisions.

Many years ago I made an enduro bike out of an RD350; the weight was a real handicap off road. I think I would have been better off with a 135 like yours.

Of course, the RD had torque.

Quote:

Originally Posted by shyn

I actually came here to share pictures of this beautiful bike. Had no idea you were a BHPian too.
And that description had me in splits! You, sir, are as skilled at humor as you are with metal. Hats off.

No one ever takes us seriously. We want to be taken seriously. So we joined Team Bhp. First step to becoming a legit bike modifier.

Quote:

Originally Posted by gautam99

have custom bikes and mods been banned in several states and are no longer street legal? Been seeing articles in the newspapers every day. Anyone has any proper information? What mods are legal?

Yes, they are being banned. The best way to get around the ban is to stop reading the newspapers.

Quote:

Originally Posted by maker_of_things

HAHAHAH. This was too good!

Coming back to the bike, it looks absolutely amazing! Good work man!

Shukriya, I am sure you meant to say "Good work DOG!"

Quote:

Originally Posted by rjstyles69

Fantastic man, love the way this scrambler has turned out to be

.

LOL was an eye-opener dude. I wish the power hungry 2 wheeler folks read this post of yours and stop splurging money at the so called " maadifying mechanics garage " in town

Shukriya..........I hope they start splurging money on us. People don't realise that it is the simple things, like changing the colour of the tank, that will increase performance tremendously.
We live in such ignorant times.

anjuna mark · 9th March 2016, 16:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by hamza

Yes, just adding the RD350 handlebar doubled the torque of our bike. Luckily we are not fat, so weight isn't an issue for us.

Hey, wait a minute; are you calling me fat??
Maybe I am, but I wasn't back then.
The handlebars have nothing to do with torque; please get you facts straight.
The increased power was entirely due to the hand built fiberglass fuel tank and the little red trim bits over the exhaust pipes.

hamza · 10th March 2016, 10:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by anjuna mark

Hey, wait a minute; are you calling me fat??
Maybe I am, but I wasn't back then.
The handlebars have nothing to do with torque; please get you facts straight.
The increased power was entirely due to the hand built fiberglass fuel tank and the little red trim bits over the exhaust pipes.

Red trim on the exhaust? Thats genius!

anjuna mark · 10th March 2016, 13:44

A few years later Yamaha copied my design with the twin under-seat exhaust, red triangle trim bits and all.
I have no doubt there was a Japanese spy around taking pictures.

You can see a pic of my bike way back on page 35 of this thread.

17th November 2015, 22:16	#871
manishalive Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 2,514 Thanked: 1,079 Times	Neither here not there :(. Better call rajputana to correct the bike).
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15th January 2016, 23:42	#873
TorqueyTechie Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Bengaluru Posts: 1,103 Thanked: 2,322 Times	Re: Modified Indian bikes - Post your pics here and ONLY here Not my bike but a very good modification done. Malamadre motorcycles from Indonesia has modified a pulsar 200NS to a scrambler. Original : Modded : Source(Image and news) : Malamadre Custom Scrambler Bike looks good and clean IMO.
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TheRajput BHPian Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Mumbai Posts: 100 Thanked: 187 Times	Re: Modified Indian bikes - Post your pics here and ONLY here Came across this during R!D Republic day ride Mumbai. The modification looks amazing & some folks even mistook it for the RE Himalayan Attached Thumbnails
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31st January 2016, 23:12	#875
hamza BHPian Join Date: May 2011 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 34 Thanked: 71 Times	Re: Modified Indian bikes - Post your pics here and ONLY here Since we did not become famous and failed at building cafe racers, we now tried to build a scrambler. Hope you all like it. As usual this bike was built on the weekends and with minimum budget. We started with a Yamaha RX 135. Exhaust was ordered from Faster Performance Systems. We changed the front tyre to a Big tyre and rear tyre to Bigger Tyre for cooling effect. The brake caliper and shock absorber were painted red to improve ride quality. Tank is from a Rajdoot to confuse the internet. Handlebars are from an RD 350. Headlight was offset to improve balance as we have a luggage bag at rear. Rectangular headlight was used to improve cornering at high speeds. Brown grips and seat were used because of the gripping effect, obviously. Chrome fenders to reduce drag. LED tail light to reduce weight. Single person seat to reduce occupancy. Seat was hand formed by a dog. And lastly, yellow yamaha racing stripes on the tank to increase top speed. All these mods add up to make this an amazing one of a kind chopper. Please feel free to criticise because we want to become real custom bike builders one day. https://www.facebook.com/ironicengineering?_rdr=p concept https://www.facebook.com/hamerred49/ Attached Thumbnails Last edited by hamza : 31st January 2016 at 23:31.
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anjuna mark BHPian Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Goa / Portugal Posts: 64 Thanked: 48 Times	Re: Modified Indian bikes - Post your pics here and ONLY here Love it, especially the explanation of your design decisions. Many years ago I made an enduro bike out of an RD350; the weight was a real handicap off road. I think I would have been better off with a 135 like yours. Of course, the RD had torque.
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gautam99 BHPian Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Bangalore Posts: 133 Thanked: 59 Times	Re: Modified Indian bikes - Post your pics here and ONLY here have custom bikes and mods been banned in several states and are no longer street legal? Been seeing articles in the newspapers every day. Anyone has any proper information? What mods are legal?
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muksdachux Newbie Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: gurgaon Posts: 6 Thanked: 0 Times	Re: Modified Indian bikes - Post your pics here and ONLY here RECK- Royal Enfield Cafe Racer Kit Fits all Royal Enfield Models 2 Seat Options Subframe Tank Sidepanels Seat Cowl Seats Fenders Fairing Bubble Speedo CNC aluminium Rearsets CNC machined Taillamp Headlamp with integrated indicators Clip Ons Built on a classic 350 By Autologue Design Attached Thumbnails
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10th March 2016, 13:44	#885
anjuna mark BHPian Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Goa / Portugal Posts: 64 Thanked: 48 Times	Re: Modified Indian bikes - Post your pics here and ONLY here A few years later Yamaha copied my design with the twin under-seat exhaust, red triangle trim bits and all. I have no doubt there was a Japanese spy around taking pictures. You can see a pic of my bike way back on page 35 of this thread. Last edited by anjuna mark : 10th March 2016 at 13:51.
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