Today we are here with an exciting owner review of a modified Honda Deluxe!
Arham here owns this Honda Deluxe bike with several modifications. The bike is a Honda CG 125 2011 model and a Euro variant. Arham had bought this used bike in 2020 for rs. 68,000! The interesting thing about this bike is that all the modifications have been done by Arham himself!
Concept
Arham wanted to go for a cafe racer concept with a sports bike stance, and the bike totally reflects that. He took on this project to create something unique, and the bike is sure to turn heads.
Modifications
Starting from the front of the bike, the headlamp and the speedometer are custom-made, along with clip-on handlebars. The front also dons the original mudguard, which has been cut down into a rounded shape to tie in the look. The front of the bike also has a 90/90 tire which is usually present in the rear of this Honda bike. The rims are also painted black.
Moving on to the fuel tank, the bike still has the original one, but it has been painted on. The dominating color on this Honda Deluxe is a deep burgundy color that is the owner’s favorite. On the fuel tank is written the bike’s name, “KUZURI.” According to Arham, the word is Japanese and translates to “wolverine” in English.
1 foot of the seat chassis has also been cut down to go with the rest of the look. The cowl on the seat is adjustable and can be removed as well. Under the seat is the exhaust pipe that is half original, and the rest of the half is a modified extension.
Right below the exhaust pipe are two golden footpegs by Aprilia. These were worth more than Rs. 25,000 at the time and are the most expensive part of the whole bike. They originally came in silver color, but Arham painted them golden. The chain of the bike has also been painted golden to complete the look.
Total Cost
After buying the bike for Rs. 68,000, Arham spent an additional sum of Rs. 80,000 on modifications and customization!
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