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Archive for November, 2007

RETURN OF ROYAL ENFIELD ON RACING TRACKS

24th November 2007

Last month saw the return of Royal enfields to the racing tracks of Sriperumbadur like never before. Along with other events simutaneously bring run with the Ucal Ralon National Road Racing Championship, Royal enfield returned to the Sriperumbadur tracks with a thunder.The royal enfields had seprate classification for 350cc and above 500cc bikes with concurrent practices and races.

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BULLET 350 RATED NO. 1 IN TNS TOTAL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION STUDY

24th November 2007

 

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RoyalEnfield New Bike Launched

24th November 2007

Royal Enfield launched a new bike Machismo 500cc. It is available with self start.

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Starting your royal enfield motorcycle via remote

24th November 2007

Now you can start your electric start  royal enfield motorcycle with a remote system. For more details contact royal enfield guru.

 

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Royal enfield and Villiers

24th November 2007

In looking back over the years of the 9E and all its derivatives, many will remember as a stodgy gutless flat, this is true only if the roadsters and the trials are considered, but they were perfectly suited to their roles. Now, cast your mind back to jamming of the scene in the early sixties, and see who blitzed the 250 class. The vast majority of runners in this class used the 9E engine or a derivative thereof. It must be admitted that there was little else at the time, but those 9E engine flew Machines, certainly in Eastern Center of the UAC events they ran on methanol During the same period of time 250 c big Grand Prix racing has been dominated by foreigners of several cylinders of machines capable of amazing speeds, with a lot of sparkle being attached to the series. Vast amounts of money was paid in the development of the race winning machines in the hope of winning a world championship, which would bring in a lot of free publicity for the winner plant. If we delve behind the international arena and watch regular clubman racing, we see that the poor owners and riders of lesser ability were having a lot of success and a lot of fun into the bargain, British mounted on two-stroke machines. Names such as cotton, DMW, Royal Enfield and Greeves abounded in clubman racing programs, as well as listening to sports rises, and offers innovative odd aging and fragile Grand Prix race. This form of competition has helped many riders to taste the thrill of competition, on machines owned and maintained by themselves, as sponsorship, where bicycles and works very rare. As a large number of entrants used stroked 350 \ ’s weight and thus inherited problems associated with this method, the lightweight two-stroke became the way forward. Clubman race was purely oriented sport, with riders competing for the fun of it, rather than prize money or trophies that have been proposed by the club organizer. That spirit was echoed with the renewed interest in classic motorcycles, which is epitomized by the Classic Racing Motorcycle Club and the Vintage Motorcycle Racing Club of the Section on events that highlight particular for the old machines. A dozen or more classical events now appear regularly on the annual calendar of British UAC, with invitations to events held in mainland France, Germany and Holland, who put off retirement for many former racers, and their machines . In recent years history of the race took off in Britain, with most clubs including a now classic course of their program in an effort to stimulate inputs and therefore revenue. As a true Manx Norton now costs kings ransom, many riders have chosen to use a roadster converted in the interest of a lot of funds and reduced operating costs, which has seen an upsurge in the number of so far mundane fixtures being run. This approach has been used by Greeves in 1963 with the advent of Silverstone. They took a Villiers 36A scrambles engine (developed from the 9E) has modified and mounted within a goal and had an instant success. DMW cotton and followed the same path, but has used the engine Starmaker, while Royal Enfield opted for a power-based Alpha. Scorpion, a manufacturer of test and Scrambles machines, came up with a 66 X 72 design in 1965 for a course called GP5 (see figure 1), billed the world beater he looked Villiers and the Royal Enfield approach, but unfortunately did Du never received ground. These engines have been told by the factory to develop more than 30 horses in their standard form, and are perfectly suited to the clubman scene 30 years. The reader can be sure that Flash dynamometer high readings were used as advertising \ “normal output \” figures at the time, as many companies are today. As for the stability of the mighty Super mate Nero, George Brown used an Alpha based Royal Enfield in the sprint, with an average of 96 mph in the departure miles in 1966, so that the potential of this route is nothing new. On the classical side scrambles motorcycle fans are covered by an abundance of pre-65 events, which invites riders to race on the type of courses seen in several decades, and attracts many motor mounts to Villiers the battle with their traditional enemies. Pre 65 pilot trials also receive numerous meetings with the restoration of the old rises, run on a land best suited for them, rather than the trick riding pilot test today with their machines in the same trick. Many manufacturers of the fifties and sixties used Villiers nothing but the power plant, and the vast majority of them volunteered to competition derivatives anxious riders of the day, several thousand of which must remain With the abundance of available rooms Villiers at prices realistic, parts adjustment International 210 karting suppliers and 1990 technology, an uprated 200 or 250 c Villiers engine can be produced at a very reasonable cost, a power output and reliability factors, far exceeding that of his ancestors. If the quest is a fun roadster, too, can be constructed to give a little more power coupled with a substantial increase in reliability, as well as parts of high performance equipping it should not be used to the limit. Riders using 9E fed testing machines can also gain an increase in the low-speed pulling power, following the changes described in this manual, without losing traceability. At the other end of the scale, Invader Kart Engines claim 35 + racehorses their 9E lookalike unity and it is more suited for the sports of road racing use of the road. The engine is available on the cash market, and comparing it with Japanese equipment, it is very competitively priced, even in the remotest of the average impoverished clubman. Once an engine of unity has been established, it can be installed in any time frame and ran with MRC, or the VMCC Pré 65 Scrambles Club. Although many real Villiers based 250 road racers are used regularly, there are not many that are converted 9E or 32A roadsters, but many others have sprung up recently, especially in the VMCC. Adrian Armson used a Greeves 197 and 250 on methanol with the club Vintage seasons ago. For the 1993 and 1994 seasons, motorcyclists were Villiers Tony Webb and John Wood engines using methanol in the VMCC. Peter Thorne, Ashley Brooks, Rob Carrick and John Wood with the MRC, using the full course Invader 207 c karting combustion gasoline engines 9E become widely used by both the scrambles and karting fraternity when it was introduced in 1955, but more so when the aftermarket conversions, and the sport became more versions available late. It is from these two branches of motorsport that can be extracted from the expertise and equipment, for they have been at the forefront of 9E development for years. 9E (\ ‘S \ “indicating 197cc), first made in 1955, is a direct descendant of 8E (Fig 2), which was produced from 1953 to 1958, This in turn was based on the 6E (produced 1948-1953) The 7E is a competition version of 8E. The 9E caught the bore and racing action of his predecessor, but little else, so it is of no use when it comes to spare parts. The 9E exerted on the production until 1967, winning a little more than updating gear shift in 1962, but at the moment most of derivatives were made, namely 10E, which is a driving force for to be mounted in a vertical cylinder and featured outer casings with the band at a different angle.

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Motorcycle tour

16th November 2007

All Royal Enfield Motorcycle riders know that the riding Royal enfield motorcycle is not just a matter of speed or performance or horsepower or acceleration or velocity or burning Ghat or fire or trolling motor sport in one form or another, whether sprint racing, or Track Racing, or Detruding or Rallies / Raid. Equally true is the fact that the Royal Enfield motorcycle need not be limited to cozily convenient clichés as inheritance, or history, or experience, or nature, or heavy slow revving calm Thumper / Tourer, or 60kph (Generic speed-not to be confused club riders under the banner of similar survey). We all love our motorcycles for what they are - and to all of us, it is more than the motorcycle, but that has never stopped us to recognize the areas in which we need to focus and to improve our steeds. I have yet to come across a Royal enfield motorcycleeer who at one time or another has not tried to give a personal touch to his Bull, whether to improve the electrical installation, or the seat or lighting, or change of use exhaust, or Souping up for more performance, or simply to change his costume resembles his liking. A Royal enfield motorcycle grew over time on his jumper, the leakage of oil, mood tantrums, rescue and all kicking to a level that soon he saw mirror and her Cavalier an extension of his soulOk, now that I have the opportunity to wax eloquent enough and wearing life daylights out of you, let me get to the meat of the matter! We all know how the reliability and accuracy of the speed is famous Royal enfield motorcycle (speedo at the same time, if the patent 120 + dance our needle are proudly just ours!), And there are so many requests to speed quickly enough because the among the motorcycle tour Community in general (not just fraternity Royal enfield motorcycle) a more reliable, accurate and acceptable standard is necessary to know the truth. That \ ’s where the Bushnell radar Gun happens, available in the United States for $ 80-90 and very accurate, provided it is used appropriately This gun has been widely used in testing speed tuners and motorcyclers like Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Chennai and Coimbatore and as such is the best solution available to us to measure the peak speed (measured in the line of rifle) and the improvements made while modifying your motorcycle. The Sigma Bicycle Computer has also been widely used, but it is very difficult to calibrate with precision and a little mistake is magnified when multiple speed computing. The other option, which gives a rider far more data (speed, acceleration, I like rolling quarter miles, rpm, etc.) is the Veypor, although install it on your bicycle is a very involved process with many leaders and pickups, and also very expensive, costs more than 15K. A close friend of mine, Aman (rides ball, and a CBZ motorcycle, CBZ, and a blown-up focused YAMAHA 5-speeder), a phenomenon of performance, and a gizmo bizarre start , imported this speed Gun It is also got the Veypor and a variety of Sigma \’ s) and we were able to use the speed / improvement of a variety of bikes, livestock and modified obtain valuable data, and also to put to rest As many arguments if necessary shines light on allegations speed by manufacturers, automotive magazines, and individuals We have used this in a timely, motorcycles in Pune and Mumbai, while there is another rifle I know it has been widely used for the modification of 2 moves to the south in the city of Bangalore, thus to the way in Chennai and Coimbatore. In any case we had a lot of data on most Indian motorcycles, but not a lot of balls, so we got to talk resonates to a speed of the test session, primarily for Royal enfield motorcycles, with a few others thrown into motorcycle we wanted more data on some-namely The new oil injection cooled Pulsar 220 belonging to Thomas, and a couple of Pune 2-strokers that were changed by RDDreams in Bangalore-a port YAMAHA owned Raju and ” a focused YAMAHA 5-speed belonging to Pawan. After some frantic last-minute phone calls / planning / coordination for the Royal enfield motorcycles did Tinu on its 535, Rohit with his newly acquired 535, as well as its Thunderbird, Nauzar on its standard 350, on Tapan new Lean Burn AVL machismo 500, Raja with Pawan on his listening 535, and yours truly on its standard 500. It is nice to make Tapan despite a bad throat infection greatly appreciated, the source of most of our Royal enfield motorcycle riders that was the attraction that we wanted to see what could make this new motorcycle (stock) . Stephen was due to come to its stock 500 too but BPO hours took their toll and he sms \ “d me he had to withdraw at the last minute due to exhaustion sleep deprivation. Tinu ‘motorcycle unfortunately had a floating bush blew on the way, but still he came into his own roar some showing incredible speed on a variety of motorcycles, including mine. The tests began, in spite of some rather dreary weather and dry roads and the ever-present threat of rain (we were 50:50 of the rain before, but the collective enthu shown by all World soon put those thoughts to rest), and soon the air was Echoing the explosion, as the roar of the pipes to open the Bulls and the lamentations of the RD scream zoom past. Nav inhabited the speed gun at approx. The 750 meters digicam with his mark at the same time taking video of the motorcycle rushing past. Some were quite respectable speeds displayed by all motorcycles, with the Royal enfield motorcycles (and to an extent even the RD) accelerated sharply when they went beyond the weapon. The reason we stuck on the 750-meter mark was also that the extension (which we have done in the past) would jeopardize the runoff area and the braking point and the fact that we wanted to measure the speed of closer to a zero gradient What possible, and farther yet begun steep and too curved. In addition, all our previous data on other motorcycles were at this marker, and so we continued with this for the sake of standardization and comparability. On the whole a good day \ ‘test with all motorcyclists and motorcycles their best to draw the maximum, and after some time. The royal enfield motorcycles acquitted themselves very well, living up to Royal Enfield \ ‘original \’ Built as a weapon, is a Royal enfield motorcycle! ‘A big thanks goes out to all my friends who participated, especially by dragging them escape the warm bed on Sunday morning! Hopefully, with some royal enfield motorcycles even more rapidly being developed in other parts of the country, we should soon be seeing a real true 160kmph (trademark magic 100 MPH!) Royal enfield motorcycle in India, and it’s just me, but it would be so much sweeter if it were an Indian made Royal enfield motorcycle with an Indian pilot, an Indian tuner, using as much as possible made parts of India, Indian manufacturing / labor, and on Indian roads!

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Ride on Bullet Motorcycle

13th November 2007

This is a call to all riders enfield …. Me and my friends in the district down from Banaglore in Rajasthan covering all major venues includign the PUSHKAR CAMEL FAIR !!!!!  Dates: DecemberThis is a call to all riders enfield …. Me and my friends in the district down from Banaglore in Rajasthan covering all major venues includign the PUSHKAR CAMEL FAIR !!!!!  Dates: November 19, 2007 to December 4, 2007 Itinerary: Bangalore, Mumbai (954Kms) — Chennai-Thane highway NH 4 Mumbai (bandra) - Pushkar (913kms) — Mumbai delhi highway NH8  For more itinerary list please send me a message NOTE: This is open  to invite people passionate about travel on Royal Enfield.  Pushkar Camel Fair will be held between November 17-November 24, 2007-hopefully, we should have enough time to enjoy the fair.  For further details, please come back.

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NEW ROYAL ENFIELD DEALER IN KOTA RAJASTHAN

7th November 2007

Royal Enfield manufacturer of Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycle in the segment of 350 cc and above appointed their new dealer M/s Kathuria Motors in Kota Rajathan on 7 November 2007. Kota is one of the potential area in Rajasthan as far as motorcycle market is concerned.Mr. Sourab Kathuria and his brother Gourav, promoters of Kathuria motors are yung, energetic and highly motivated to perform.

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