HOMEMADE SUPERBIKE with "MARUTI 800 ENGINE"
The motorcycle hails from Pune and has been built by Nilesh Sarode. The motorcycle looks like a dragon-on-wheels and 99% percent parts of the machine are hand made. The front shock absorbers are from KTM Duke while the brakes are from Bajaj Pulsar. The Trailblazer uses a 3-cylinder engine from the Maruti 800.
The chassis has been purposely built and the engine is mounted longitudinally. The final drive is a shaft, which makes sure that minimal power loss happens. The rear tyre is from a car, with a flat profile.
The display console on the motorcycle has been taken directly from the Maruti 800 itself. The gearbox too is from the hatchback. The rear fender also serves as the fuel tank for the motorcycle. The unusual location is to avoid the heat generated from the engine. The motorcycle took around 5 months to take shape. The engine produces about 45 BHP and the motorcycle weighs 350 kg dry .
AND THUS A HOMEMADE BEAST🔥
The chassis has been purposely built and the engine is mounted longitudinally. The final drive is a shaft, which makes sure that minimal power loss happens. The rear tyre is from a car, with a flat profile.
The display console on the motorcycle has been taken directly from the Maruti 800 itself. The gearbox too is from the hatchback. The rear fender also serves as the fuel tank for the motorcycle. The unusual location is to avoid the heat generated from the engine. The motorcycle took around 5 months to take shape. The engine produces about 45 BHP and the motorcycle weighs 350 kg dry .
AND THUS A HOMEMADE BEAST🔥
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