Scrambler motorcycles are one of the most fun-to-ride custom motorcycles because of their inherent chuck-ability in the dirt. Popular Bengaluru-based custom house Bulleteer Customs has made one such motorcycle with the Royal Enfield Classic 350 underpinnings.
The bike is named Achilles and was made for a Dr. Eash who is also a passionate wildlife photographer. What’s better than ‘scrambling’ into the woods and capturing Mother Nature’s moments!
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The bike's front black forks have gaiters to protect them from the elements. The headlamp and instrument cluster are custom. The orange-painted fuel tank is from the Royal Enfield Thunderbird. The bike also gets a bench seat with brown finishing and a high-set rear fender. Rugged knobby tires wrap the alloys. The engine, crank case and the frame are all-black. They have also wrapped the exhaust header which enhances the looks.
The stylish alloys and chromed-out exhaust give a nice contrasting look to the bike. Overall, it’s a stunning metamorphosis from a vintage-styled motorcycle to a scrambler. A 346cc carburetted engine powers the Achilles. It puts out 19.8 bhp of power at 5,250 rpm and 28 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm. A five-speed gearbox does the transmission duty.
