Royal Enfield Launches Build Your Own Legend Custom Campaign
Royal Enfield Launches Build Your Own Legend Custom Campaign
With the Build Your Own Legend campaign, Royal Enfield invites custom builders to submit designs for a custom build of the Meteor 350.
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Participants can send in entries based on Royal Enfield Meteor 350
Last date for sending entries is March 14, 2021
Royal Enfield has launched the brand s first ever motorcycle customisation campaign, calling it Build Your Own Legend . Under the initiative, Royal Enfield is inviting motorcycle enthusiasts to submit their designs for a custom motorcycle based on the Meteor 350. The contest is aimed at providing a platform to encourage the community to express themselves freely, follow their passion for riding and take a step ahead in their journey of self-exploration. Those interested in participating in the contest can register on the Royal Enfield official website.
BMW Motorrad Unveils New R 18 Custom Motorcycle
BMW R 18 Kingston Custom
MUNICH - January 18, 2021: Unmistakable design that is distinct from all others – that is the new “Spirit of Passion” by Kingston Custom. After Roland Sands, Dirk Oehlerking
lends the BMW R 18 his inimitable signature with the second R18 gem in the “SoulFuel” series, a collaboration between BMW Motorrad and selected customisers. Previously, a sensation was
also caused by an R 18 conversion created by Bernhard Naumann – also known as “Blechmann”.
Oehlerking’s Kingston Custom is well-known for its extreme customising. Anyone expecting a complete rebuild of the R 18 will be in for a surprise, however. “The BMW R 18 is so perfect
Designed in homage to the R5, the BMW Motorrad is somewhat suited to customisation and dressing up, as shown by the BMW Motorrad R18 “Spirit of Passion” by Kingston Custom. In this case, Spirit of […]
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Last year, one of the biggest news on the motorcycle front was Indian taking on Harley-Davidson for the King of the Baggers title. The one-time action took place at the WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, where two Indian Challengers trashed 11 Harley-Davidson motorcycles in a race. And now, part of the hardware that made it possible is becoming available to the public. 1 photo
To be able to take on the task back then, the Indians were specially prepped by a team comprising people from S&S, but also Roland Sands himself. A number of changes and additions were required to bring the Challenger to tip-op shape, including what is now called Stage 2 PowerPlus Performance Cams.