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Saturday, September 8, 2012

Top 10 Designer Bikes In India

Akshai Varde had enough of serving food to people mid-air so he quit the boring job of a flight attendant in 2005 and started Vardenchi Motorcycles.
Today with a 25-people team, Varde now designs, fabricates, custom-builds and sells two-wheelers under the brand name Vardenchi.
We showcase 10 of his most stunning bikes. Enjoy the ride!


Orange Angel is a single-seater with eye-catching orange coloured motorcycle with awesome graphic design.
Unlike other motorcycles Orange Angel has unique designed mudguard and CNC cut alloy wheels.



The most elegant blend of a dazzling streamlined structure and jaw-dropping graphic paint job put together in the subtlest way that you may have ever seen.
Its angled yet comfortable rake along with the low-slung seat gives you a very grounded and stable ride for a long trip along the highway and also a fun thrilled ride through the twisties.
The forward controls with a practically wide set handle bar are a recipe for riding addiction. But the winner is when your Vardenchi Infinity passes bystanders like a bolt of lightening and roars like a beast.





The swordfish inspired pointed fenders, very gothic flames, skull paint scheme and the sharp cut accessories make an onlooker fear Slayer, in an aspirational sort of way.
Slayer is the big brother of our elegant 'infinity' and hence shares the grounded and stable ride. It is louder and will make heads turn like never before. This mean machine will go perfectly with your tattoos and leather collar!



For the bikers out there that don't want a dazzling chopper but instead a compact nimble and sportier custom job on the enfield. Vardenchi introduces the Daytona.
It's a blend of a tight riding position including the handle seat and foot controls, but still gives you the length enough for great straight line runs. Best built on the re-twin spark engine series and comes with sporty graphic jobs like the classic racing stripes.



The latest addition to the stable of Vardenchi is the Dragster. True to its name it has the build style of a monster machine, ready to drag race a quarter mile.
The 300mm 18 rear tyre gives it the enormous appeal when seen from behind, while the 5" by 21" front tyre gives it a nimble handling in the front.
The headlamp on the Dragster is an innovative concept at Vardenchi. It has a halogen (white) for the high beam and a projector with HID set up for the low beam; together they are a great combination for the dark alleys or highway riding on a starry night.
The angel eye around the HID gives it the cool modern look like any high-end car lighting system.
The wheels are billet Aluminium CNC machined out to give the peripheral circular cut outs which add a very sporty appeal at standstill and a dynamic look while in motion.
Some of the other features that add the cherry on top are the triple function rear indicators, the bar end indicators and the matt black heat wrap on the short blast exhaust.
While the Dragster has a modern street and cruiser blends it is the white paint colour with classic racing stripes that give it 80s muscle feel.





The Sunburn is especially designed and built for Asia's biggest music festival Sunburn.
The detail and quality of design are beyond the imagination of most of us. But to own one is to have the sheer power to stop someone in their chain of thoughts when they set eyes on it.
The massive breadth of the 300mm rear tyre brings you upright automatically when exiting a turn. You almost don't need a parking stand!
What is really the most endearing part of having one of these in your collection is how it stops people in their tracks when they see it, never to forget this custom job, or its rider.


The Vardenchi Type II is the purest blend of your Exclusive Custom and a hungry cross-country companion that offers nimble ride and the ergonomic seating.
Comfort makes you want to just keep going on. While the overall size and dimensions of this custom motorcycle category are enough to dominate any other machine on the street, it is still not over the top and allows you to ride swiftly through traffic.
The Type II has all the elements of a spectacular custom motorcycle.



Stealth, very well known as the 'Tech Motorcycle' has unique features like infrared eye, laptop housing, GPS system, charger unit, PSM gaming et al.
Infrared eye:  The infrared camera is installed near the rear number plate. The infrared/normal video feed is transferred to the laptop installed on the fuel tank.
Laptop housing: Provides you with a facility where you can mount a laptop and access the Internet.
GPS system: Touch screen (MapMyIndia) GPS system is mounted on handle bar for long distance journey.
Charger unit: Standard car charger unit, where you can plug in your peripheral and it will start charging from motorcycle's power plant.



This motorcycle is more than a piece of machi#8800 it is a work of art on wheels.So, what is special about Vedic? It has hand-crafted hanuman Chalisa. Every bit is carefully crafted to obsessive level of detailing.
Apart from the state of art, the motorcycles has special features ling in house CNC cut alloy wheels, long bar handle, eye catchy exhaust and much more.



Pulsar 200NS , KTM and Honda CBR

Bajaj Auto's motorcycles have always been the eye catchers in the Indian market. Since the day it has introduced the DTSi engines and its successors, Bajaj motorcycles have almost conquered the two-wheeler segment in Indian market. The two-wheeler manufacturer's latest release, Bajaj Pulsar 200NS didn't lag behind to continue revolutionising the Indian bike industry with its macho appeal, raw power and reasonable pricing.
Another bike has now joined the famed Bajaj league.
This time it's an international bike that came out of the European racetracks: the KTM Duke 200. This joint ventured bike of Bajaj Auto and Austria's KTM is arguably one of the most powerful bikes in the sub-quarter liter street fighter segment.
Honda's CBR150R, on the other hand, is one of the best gifts that a beginner bike rider can ever dream about.
Here's a take on how these three street fighters fare in the looks and performance department.









The Honda CBR 150R is certainly ideal for beginners and sports touring, but the pricing of the bike (Rs 1.17 lakh, ex-showroom Delhi) can certainly discourage many of the enthusiasts.
 If only styling is concerned, there might be a close fight between the three.
But Pulsar 200NS finally gets an edge In terms of styling and looks.
The Bajaj KTM Duke 200 is certainly more powerful than both the two bikes. The Honda CBR 150R already lags in terms of its price tag.
The Pulsar 200NS has a sub one lakh rupees price tag, while the Bajaj KTM Duke 200 has an ex-showroom price of Rs 1.18 lakh. This means that the Bajaj KTM Duke 200 is actually turning out to be the costliest of all. But many consider that the bike is worth what its price tag displays. So considering every single aspect and the close fight between the three in some considerations, we find that the Bajaj KTM Duke 200 has an edge over the two, and hence is a fun to go.

Rosie Huntington whiteley Esquire UK Magazine Photoshoot April 2015