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    Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

    Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes | Latest Car News & Live Updates at OnCars.in

    th June to 12th June, 2016.

    The Royal Enfield Dirty Duck is an off-road scrambler type motorcycle built to survive all possible terrains. The Royal Enfield Mo' Powa' on the other hand is a drag bike that is built on top of the Classic 500 and comes with a turbocharger and lowered front suspension and drag-spec rear tyre.


    Its better to sweat than to bleed...
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      Images are not getting loaded in both here as well as in those linked pages. may be its a problem in my PC.

      And good if this was the case defenitely i would have waited for that off road Royal Enfield Dirty Duck ( unfortunately cant i bought my new bike just before a month ). It really looks promising.

      Because a customized off-road bike with higher capacity engine that too for a rugged conditions by OEM's.

      wow a adventurer will never say no to it. good thanks for the Info [MENTION=80219]Shashank Suresh[/MENTION]. Please if you can upload some more images it will be good.
      DrAgOn

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        Re: Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

        Originally posted by Dragon prince View Post
        Images are not getting loaded in both here as well as in those linked pages. may be its a problem in my PC.

        And good if this was the case defenitely i would have waited for that off road Royal Enfield Dirty Duck ( unfortunately cant i bought my new bike just before a month ). It really looks promising.

        Because a customized off-road bike with higher capacity engine that too for a rugged conditions by OEM's.

        wow a adventurer will never say no to it. good thanks for the Info @Shashank Suresh. Please if you can upload some more images it will be good.
        No problem buddy.

        http://media.ind.sh/data/auto/image/3/62663/8903dbdeff26bbf681511a6094738835_555X416_1.jpg

        http://media.ind.sh/data/auto/image/4/62664/52e5faa8e165de10b208dc37c4737d29_555X416_1.jpg

        http://media.ind.sh/data/auto/image/5/62665/1c52f02758ed9e06516fc1dffe867a0f_555X416_1.jpg

        http://media.ind.sh/data/auto/image/6/62666/292f13ebe56c76f3831cb3e25dce0f12_555X416_1.jpg


        Lemme know if you can see them now.
        Its better to sweat than to bleed...

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          Nope, still cant see the images.
          R15S - Current
          Honda Dio - Current
          TNT 600i - Sold
          Classic 500 - Sold
          Pulsar 220 dtsi - Sold
          Yamaha YBX125 - Sold

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            Re: Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

            Finally something bold and radical from the re stable.. good work.
            And they first unveil it somewhere abroad.. not in India ! A moral let down for desi customers..

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                Re: Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

                Thanks mate now i saw those bikes looks really awesome.

                I became a fan for duck . Really awesome looks also.

                similar kinda bikes only i looked for and at-last i ended up buying duke
                DrAgOn

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                  Re: Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

                  they should launch these bikes in India & all bikes will be sold out within few minutes.
                  Don't Honk Unnecessarily

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                    Re: Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

                    Wow, dirty duck looks awesome.
                    Bit whts wrong with with mo power, why remove EFI and use a carb.
                    I am not sure if it's a step forward or backward. A Turbo with a carb always have low rpm and part load tune problems.
                    You're never lost if ya don't care where the road is headed

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                      Re: Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

                      Originally posted by dustom_99 View Post
                      Wow, dirty duck looks awesome.
                      Bit whts wrong with with mo power, why remove EFI and use a carb.
                      I am not sure if it's a step forward or backward. A Turbo with a carb always have low rpm and part load tune problems.
                      they havent been able to get the efi right, in re's case it seems to be a way forward.

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                        Re: Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

                        Factory built Custom.
                        Those are contradictory words.

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                          Re: Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

                          Originally posted by HyperRetard View Post
                          Factory built Custom.
                          Those are contradictory words.
                          not always necessarily. the word 'custom' has a very broad... well, meaning.
                          e.g. rolls royce cars, a majority of them are 'custom' built at the factory.. one owner might want some fancy color, a particular leather, wooden finish blah blah.. and rolls royce does it all at the factory.. and most cars of the same model are unique to each other.
                          lets say if royal enfield (or for that matter any company) says 'you can choose your own color/graphics' , then this simple change can be termed 'custom' because what i chose is going to be unique to my bike and so its custom to my taste.
                          and lastly, these concepts haven't yet been put in to production with a set configuration.. so yes, they are customs right now.

                          i hope you get the drift..
                          Last edited by s1d; 06-19-2016, 01:48 AM.

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                            Re: Royal Enfield officially unveil factory built custom bikes

                            Very ironic

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