royal enfield 350 modification

jayeshshinai

jayeshshinai

@jayeshshinai-tCBCcQ • Oct 27, 2024
im buying an enfield 350 bullet in d next month (yeah aftr my xams)....
m gonna modify it n have already designed a fuel tank,handle bar, optional sissy bar n longer front forks....thts only in paper as of yet.
im plannin to make a model of d tank in paper or cardboard,before settling in for the real thing(temme if i can use any other material for modelling it)...
not really into the "increasing power" of the bike thingi....only the aesthetics of it.probably will use my college workshop for welding n grinding n drilling purposes.

suggest me other changes tht i could use...
im not able to find any dealers in india having longer forks for bike, ordering online screws up my budget....is it possible to weld normal sized front forks n make them longer. or will the heat affect the oil inside? maybe a professional welder could do it for me...
couldnt find much help online regarding how to modify bikes or build a new tank et al...ps help😁
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  • raj87verma88

    raj87verma88

    @raj87verma88-ZpL2Wn • May 17, 2008

    Congratulations! Who told you that long forks and suspensions are not available in India? Look for them and you will find them. I have given some suggestions on an earlier thread on bike modification in Mechanical Section. I only gave some ideas. Read them, it will give you a little idea. Show the design that you have made and then I can give more suggestions.

    P.S.     I have modified bullet's look 4 times since the last 3 years.
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • May 17, 2008

    raj87verma88

    P.S.     I have modified bullet's look 4 times since the last 3 years.
    We are waiting for the pictures! 😀
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  • gohm

    gohm

    @gohm-F3UUpP • May 23, 2008

    I would suggest clay or styrene for tank model as you can shave those to shape. Welding forks is a very bad idea, I'd avoid that (plus you would not weld with the fork oil in the forks nor the springs/spacers/seals). Plus it will also alter the rake & trail which could make the bike unstable or handle badly. Use forks from another bike that can be adapted to the bullet.
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