Harley-Davidson India is all set to unveil a custom-designed Street 750 café racer. This model has been designed by Jaipur-based Rajputana Customs (RCM). This was part of the India Dealer Custom Contest at the India Bike Week scheduled for 21st and 22nd of February. Also, will be showcased, 13 other Street 750 models, which were custom modified by dealers.
Vijay Singh of Rajputana Customs said, “Where Phase 1 of the build was all about showcasing the versatility of the Street 750 while retaining most of the stock components, Phase 2 is about taking the build a step further and really going all out with the design and making some radical changes. The new design includes a new gas tank, rear set foot pegs, a performance exhaust and a new rear cowl amongst other elements. It’s been great working on this build for Harley-Davidson, and we look forward to doing more such exciting things in the future.”
This is the third edition of the India Bike Week, which is the largest bike festival in the country. Approximately, 1000 HD riders have made their way to Vagator, Goa from all over the country on this occasion. Harley also celebrates the fifth year of its presence in India. Demo rides would be organized for the first time at this event this year. New and experienced riders will get an opportunity to test their hands on a Harley bike. This year also witness a rally of around thousand Harley motorcycles as they hit the streets of Nazri grounds, Baga on 21st February. India Bike Week has become one of the most celebrated occasions for bike enthusiasts, where all the popular models gather at one single event.
Harley had used this platform to showcase its highly-awaited Street 750 motorbike among thousands of bike owners and fans from across the nation. Frank Savage, the designer of this bike, will present the entire story of the model’s creation at the event.
