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The RE Meteor 350 cruiser motorcycle has been converted into a stylish bobber by Delhi-based Custom Neev Motorcycles
Royal Enfield is one of the most sought-after motorcycle brands in India, enjoying sheer popularity amongst young customers. Sporting the most custom-friendly classic designs, RE motorcycles are being increasingly preferred by modification experts and we have come across a modified Meteor 350 by Neev Motorcycles. Let’s dive deeper into the modification carried out on the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 by Delhi-based custom experts.
To begin with, the modified motorcycle sports the classic bobber silhouette which is further accentuated by the low single-piece seat and fat rubber on both ends. Going into details, we get a full LED headlamp upfront with piano black housing, accompanied by a subtle windscreen which gives the motorcycle a clean appearance.
Overall, the custom Meteor 350 looks a class apart with its unique copper paint scheme with generous use of golden accents all around, particularly on the tank, side panels as well as mudguards. The Royal Enfield logo is also finished in golden colour.
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Towards the sides, the true blue bobber character is highlighted by the hefty fuel tank, raised handlebar, low seat and a very clean rear-end design. One of the main frame bolts gets a golden finish to match the overall theme of the custom motorcycle. The single exhaust setup has been retained as it is, and the engine sports a piano black paint finish.
In addition to this, the engine cowl, crash guard and bar end mirrors have been added to the package, in order to enhance the overall appeal. The single pod digi-analogue instrument cluster with fully digital Tripper navigation also continues as it is with the custom motorcycle.
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Furthermore, the modified Meteor 350 get a new set of multi-spoke wheels, disc brakes at both ends, conventional telescopic forks at the front with full covers as well as a tweaked rear suspension setup. The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 is powered by the familiar 349cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine, putting out 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of peak torque. The motor is mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox.
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