If you google search engine has more browsing history of motorcycles than babes, you’re probably aware of late 60’s iconic Scrambler motorcycles. In the 1960s and 1970s, scramblers were ultimate bike: lightweight, beginner-friendly, great looking, and both smooth enough for a commute on paved roads and tough enough to take down trails or onto the beach. But…
Admit it, Bajaj Avenger is not the first name when someone talks about Bobbers! Well, Avenger did a decent marketing in India and been popular among young cruise fans, but then again, it’s not probably not the first preference, a bike builder would toil a lot, except Jay D. Patel from J&D Custom Co, who parhaps,…
In the early years of motorcycling, it was the police and racers who heralded the thrill and mystique of riding these two wheeled machines. Manufacturers used thrilling police chases and daredevil races heavily in their advertising and sales brochures. The pride and joy continues till the morden age and we still keep staring those heavy Police…
Scramblers ~ Probably the latest hot cake addition in Indian moto-freaks. Scramblers are off-road sports motorcycles which are stripped down for racing as well as considered to be best all territory motorcycle, they were tearing up the dirt and jumping hills all over the UK n USA since 1920! The Scrambler features a unique look and feel…
What generally characterizes a Scrambler is the adaptation of a road bike into an all-terrain ride, it was important that they be lightweight, powerful, and reliable. It Scrambler was born out of a necessity for lighter, faster bikes that could handle themselves in rough conditions, however, that was the history, in modern age we have…