Photo: Vardenchi
Akshai Varde is the man who gathered several buddies under the roof of Vardenchi, a Mumbai, India-based custom workshop. The house Vardenchi is said to unveil their latest creation called T5 at the Auto Expo these days.
While we hope our Indian buddy Faisal can come up with some nifty real-life photos, the sketches after the jump are telling a stunning story on this beast.
Unlike the usual Royal-Enfield-derived sizzling hot custom bikes Vardenchi delivers, the T5 will be build around a beastly 1,187cc Moto Morini engine.
The creators of the Vardenchi T5 are also taking several daring steps as far as engineering is concerned: a trellis frame, with a matching swingarm, LED projector headlights, streamlined LED tail lights, and an utterly modern, aggressive design.
If the actual Vardenchi T5 looks half as cool as what the sketches show, then we're in business for quite a monster.
Add in Marzocchi USD forks, Ohlins shocks, Brembo brakes, a choice of cast and spoked wheels and the bulbous, massive tank.
What's even cooler is the fact that these bikes are said to eventually make it to Europe, through Moto Morini's dealers network. The rumored Indian price is around RS 16 lakh, which is about €18.940 ($25,595), but we just know the Vardenchi T5 will be more expensive in Western markets.
However, this is as exclusive as it gets, and worth the money if exclusive is what you're after.
Via autocar india
Unlike the usual Royal-Enfield-derived sizzling hot custom bikes Vardenchi delivers, the T5 will be build around a beastly 1,187cc Moto Morini engine.
The creators of the Vardenchi T5 are also taking several daring steps as far as engineering is concerned: a trellis frame, with a matching swingarm, LED projector headlights, streamlined LED tail lights, and an utterly modern, aggressive design.
If the actual Vardenchi T5 looks half as cool as what the sketches show, then we're in business for quite a monster.
Add in Marzocchi USD forks, Ohlins shocks, Brembo brakes, a choice of cast and spoked wheels and the bulbous, massive tank.
What's even cooler is the fact that these bikes are said to eventually make it to Europe, through Moto Morini's dealers network. The rumored Indian price is around RS 16 lakh, which is about €18.940 ($25,595), but we just know the Vardenchi T5 will be more expensive in Western markets.
However, this is as exclusive as it gets, and worth the money if exclusive is what you're after.
Via autocar india
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