JD Customs, based in Vadodara, Gujarat, India, designs easy-to-install bolt-on custom motorcycle kits for Royal Enfield and modern classic bikes. The workshop focuses on DIY-friendly parts that upgrade style and ergonomics without cutting or welding the frame. Riders can transform their motorcycles at home while keeping the build practical and road-ready. About JD Customs Founded…
It always feels good being appreciated, with the beautifully transformed bobber, J&D Custom poured few texts for us too into our inbox “First of all would like to appreciate work you guys are doing. Its helping Custom Motorcycle builders like me to reach more & more people around the India. Thanking you for your kind & supportive…
Surprisingly one of most popular among motorcycle segment, Cafe Racers, was not invented by highly paid design engineers or in specialist style studios, it came from street riders. The owners, by improving the performance of their bikes, created a look that reflected racers of the time and made such a mark that the look has lasted for…
Well you know Bobber, Cafe Racers, Scramblers or old school Chopper, even you have witnessed Rat bikes or even Triton motorcycles, but hey hold…what the fuck a Brat styled bike is? You feel like a barbarian in your entire erudite bike sagacity….how come you missed the “Genre”! Clam down my friend…Once upon a time, I had the same fillings…
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,…
Once looked upon as the affordable faster Indian bike, the Bajaj Pulsar series is one of the most popular performance-focused motorcycles in India in own segment, but truly the bike was never been an attention seeker from a modifier’s point of view. Mean it – modify doesn’t stand for installing noisy exhaust or fancy lights or fiber superbike’s body! So…