This is a prime example of the amazing bike conversions that people perform these days. In this video, a Royal Enfield Bullet has been created using a TVS engine and Bajaj Discover frame.
Have you ever wondered how much would a Royal Enfield Bullet with a TVS engine cost? Yes, you heard that right. This video takes you through the journey of building a Royal Enfield Bullet from the scratch using the engine of a TVS and a frame of the Bajaj Discover. People go to extreme lengths today to come up with unique products at affordable prices. That is the reason why the car modifications industry has witnessed significant growth over the past couple of years. Let us check out the details of this unique motorcycle along with the prices of each component.
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Royal Enfield With Bajaj Discover frame and TVS Engine
The video has been uploaded by a YouTuber where he explains how to convert this TVS-powered bike into a Bullet. He mentions that the engine and chassis could be used from your old bike along with the suspension system. In this case, it comes from a TVS product. You could buy original RE spare parts to complete the conversion. The engine and chassis of an old Bajaj Discover could cost around Rs 10,000. This includes mudguards (Rs 2,000), turn indicators (Rs 800), headlight (Rs 2,000), ORVMs (Rs 600), various covers for headlights, taillights, etc (Rs 1,700), horn (Rs 450), fuel tank (Rs 2,200), silencer (Rs 2,200), tyre cover rear (Rs 1,700) and front (Rs 1,800), handle switches (Rs 800), instrument meter (Rs 1,800), key unit (Rs 1,300), small meter (Rs 450), battery (Rs 2,000), coil (Rs 1,100).
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Adding all this amounts to around Rs 35,000. Then you will need to get the bike painted. The labour charges will have to be added to this figure as well. In the end, the total will be somewhere around Rs 45,000-50,000. While a new Royal Enfield Bullet costs between Rs 1.45 lakh and Rs 1.60 lakh, ex-showroom, this could be had for around 1/3rd of that amount. For people whose priority is budget, this could be a great alternative to owning the original RE Bullet. Let us know in the comments if the cost of this Royal Enfield Bullet with the TVS engine is justified or not.
