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    Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

    Here's something new, a Royal Enfield V-Twin engine

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    (For more information on the v-twin, shoot a mail to [email protected])


    Source: Here's something new, a Royal Enfield V-Twin engine - Overdrive
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    re: Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

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    • #3
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      @ dip097 : sweet mother of gawd! u cant be serious. a bullet v-twin? this thing must be weighing about 2 tonns @ the least?
      but what a looker she is. & the tidal wave of torque... i can only imagine... good enuff to have the riders family jewels getting displaced to wrong places!
      by any chance, u guys have a video of this? if u do, may u pls share that here as well?
      this one looks pretty identical to my dad's old norton of the 60's.
      as for whether its legal or not, who give a h00t... she sure as hell looks a handful, eyeful & more!
      complete drool-maal!
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      • #4
        re: Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

        What the bloody hell!
        Apache 180

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        • #5
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          Had read about this in Topgear India & even they were amazed! Great work guys. I think Pune really has some innovative minds earlier there was a guy in pune who had installed NOS in his Karizma.

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          • #6
            re: Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

            Awesome...I want one!!!
            Phoenixflight.

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            • #7
              re: Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

              A masterpiece of engineering, I must say. Wow, I can only imagine how it feels to be atop that monstrous 700cc V-Twin. Awesome, Dean and Andy, Hats (helmets) off!
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              • #8
                re: Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

                awesome, very nice ....simply superb....

                we can only imagine the kind of efforts required.

                and what is with the poll, not only in india, but in most parts of world, modified vehicles are illegal, you need do the paperwork and get it endorsed in RC book about modifications.
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                • #9
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                  https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-M...76515752448366 I was thinking Musket is one of a product from a crazy Eng now another one bitten the Bullet

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                  • #10
                    re: Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

                    This is a great work by the guys! more pics and video please!!

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                    • #11
                      re: Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

                      This motorcycle had been displayed at the India Bike Week too. I dont think Overdrive magazine made a video of this, but this bike was reviewed by nearly all the Indian magazines

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                      • #12
                        re: Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

                        Hi guys, I mailed Dean and Andy and asked about the road legality of this bike and their reply was "The bike / engine are certainly not road legal .... but we are working towards getting it legal as per all the present norms". Hope our government will bring flexible laws someday that will encourage such creativity on cars and bikes.

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                        • #13
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                          cheers guys, and break a leg over the legal issue , hope you guys get your due credit.

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                          • #14
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                            Looks like a brilliant effort!

                            Its about time the RTOs start giving one off registrations for 'custom' or 'experimental' vehicles. I don't even mind if the registration is expensive and limited for just a year.

                            Can you imagine the change in automotive scene it will cause?
                            Abhishek

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                            • #15
                              re: Royal Enfield V-Twin Engine Developed: xBhp News

                              Just a question I had lingering in my mind. Whenever we look at twin cylinder enfields being developed by bike builders today (carberry, musket and now dean & anand), they choose the v-twin route. However (pl correct me if i am wrong), most british twins of the bygone era were parallels (enfield, norton, triumph).

                              Just wondering the reson for the preferemce of v-twins over parallels.
                              Phoenixflight.

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