‘Dracula S-800’
Davinder Singh(20)and Harsimran Singh(18) of Gehlran village in Bhogpur, Punjab: Made Motorcycle ‘Dracula S-800’With Maruti 800 Engine 200 kmph
Two young Sikh friends in Punjab built themselves a big cruiser at home. They called it the Dracula S-800. The duo spent about one month, spending some Rs 2 lakh on the project for the transformation job
The biggest highlight is the engine that comes from a Maruti 800, along with the differential. The Singh duo used parts and components from various vehicles for the Dracula. According to the two, the Dracula will do speeds of up to 200-220 km/h if given enough space to stretch its legs.
Davinder and
Harsimran both attend different Engineering colleges but it was the common love
for motorcycles that brought them together and has now resulted in homemade
motorcycle, which quite frankly appears to be a great effort for the very first
attempt at bike building.
Any sort of
vehicular modification is banned in India but has a flourishing market
internationally. That, however, does not stop bike builders in India from
holding back from creativity.
Davinder and Harsimran may not be able to take the Dracula S-800 for a spin on highways but it surely a project they can learn from and have even more finesse in their next build.
They rented a small
space for Rs 35,000 per month in their village and started working on the bike
there. They finished the designing phase and started working on the bike. The
work started on 1st July and the bike was ready by August 8.
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