DC Design can be credited for re-skinning most of the popular cars sold in India; be it from the outside, or from the inside. But when it comes to motorcycles, the home grown design firm was yet to modify one, at least commercially. Not anymore, as DC Design has kicked off their two-wheeler modification business with none other than Royal Enfield.
These images reveal DC Design’s custom built body-kit for the Royal Enfield Classic models. Called the DC2 Carbon-Shot, the retro-futuristic kit includes a large, teardrop shaped, fuel tank, a well-sculpted rear fender, a minimalist front fender, and circular battery box covers/side panels; all crafted out of carbon fibre.
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DC Design insists that all the aforementioned parts are made out of genuine carbon fibre, and they boast of a bare, lacquered finish. The headlamp has been re-imagined as well, with retro styling infused with LED elements, while large, cylindrical turn indicators replace the stock ones.
A saddle-shaped single seat with an integrated LED tail lamp replaces the stock seat. The suspension, frame, handlebars, wheels, tires, instrumentation, brakes and the engine have been left untouched. The DC Design Royal Enfield DC2 Carbon-Shot will cost INR 76,000 over the price of the donor motorcycle.
why insult the original classic design and charge 76K…this looks sick
Online booking link plz
Absolutely disgusting design…disrespect to the RE classic visage…
DC should stick to designing plastic Maruti 800’s and Alto’s…looks like a dog with its tail cut off…lol
Terrible. Let’s pretend the news was never there.
It’s butt ugly