Royal Enfield Thunderbird "Godzilla" with various mods!

Recently updated on February 23, 2022 at 11:12 am

Photo credit: Neev Motorcycles

Motorcycle models from the world's oldest still producing motorcycle forge are an absolute bestseller in India. In this country too, models are made by the brand Royal Enfield are regularly available for purchase, but are not as popular as, for example, on the subcontinent. Located somewhere between Moto Guzzi and the Kawasaki choppers, the brand exudes its own charm when it comes to motorcycles for individualists. They are not intended for super sporty drivers who want to brute around the corners, but rather created for leisurely cruisers who enjoy cruising through the landscape on a beautiful sunny day and want to look cool and casual at the same time. You will probably never be able to buy a super athlete like a Kawasaki Ninja or a Suzuki Hayabusa from Royal Enfield, because the now Indian brand has specialized entirely in classic-looking motorcycles. A very special specimen that has the name "Godzilla" today we introduce you to people who wear and are on the road in India.

Custom bike with eye-catching effect.

The Tuningschmiede Neev Motorcycles, which is based in Delhi, converted this Royal Enfield Thunderbird into a very special custom bike, which immediately attracts the attention of all road users. The jagged, but at the same time razor-sharp lines of the motorcycle are guaranteed to cause a stir, and the customized tank, which was specially constructed, and bears the inscription "Godzilla" on the left, is an absolute eye-catcher. One of the biggest surprises, however, is the fact that this Royal Enfield machine has the Front headlight of the Bajaj Pulsar NS200 which also blends very harmoniously into the lines of the custom bike.

The landing gear was also lowered, so that the seat height is reduced to make the motorcycle more interesting for smaller pilots. On the other hand, he looks a bit uncomfortable Custom saddle that is extremely curved and almost in the shape of a banana. There is also special alloy wheels on the chopper, and the rear swing arm was designed according to the wishes of the tuning company. Another highlight of the bike is the extremely wide rear tiresthat gives the motorcycle a certain easy-rider attitude.

Unfortunately, we do not know the displacement or engine power.

Unfortunately, we do not know whether this custom bike is a machine with 350 or 650 cc acts, however, a special one Exhaust System built in, which should not only provide a more brutal sound, but also a little more power. It is also plugged into this motorcycle High-performance air filter, which generates even more power and torque. But that is actually irrelevant with this custom bike, because it is designed more for the big show than for fast overland trips.

Our conclusion on the Royal Enfield Thundebird "Godzilla":

Neev Motorcycles shows that people in India know how to build cool custom bikes based on conventional production motorcycles. We like it, and if you like it too, then you can click on the associated picture gallery, which we have attached to the article. If we get more information, there will of course be an update for this report. You will be informed of this if you simply use ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!

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Royal Enfield Thunderbird "Godzilla" with various modifications.

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