Check out this modified Bajaj Pulsar 150 Scrambler

As we said earlier, its raining modified cars and bikes (more bikes than cars) at Motoroids and of course, we are loving every bit of it! We’ve already featured more than half a dozen modified vehicles in last two days and our post on these customized vehicles have stirred quite a response from our friends, who have started sending us images of their creations. And just because we’ve always believed that good things need to be shared, we are more than glad to feature these modified vehicles on our page here. (Do you also have a custom bike/car? What are you waiting for? Send us the images and details at feedback@motoroids.com)  The custom bike you see on this page is a modified Bajaj Pulsar 150, which has been given a Scrambler attire by Vijay and his two friends Yaman and Ankit. This trio of bike aficionados hail from Dehradun and run a bike customization group called Down Town Customs. This modified Bajaj Pulsar Scrambler you see here is the first creation by Down Town Customs and Vijay and his friends have already started charting plans to undertake more bike modification projects.

Check out the modified Bajaj Pulsar 150 Scrambler Images we have with us (CLICK ON THUMBNAILS for bigger images)—-

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Here is what Vijay has to say about his modified Pulsar,”The idea was of Yaman to modify his Late father’s pulsar 150 into something different. So we started to go through different ideas for months and finally decided it got to be a scrambler. The final design was created and than we searched for a guy who can do the fabrication work for us. Parts were borrowed from different motorcycles some unnecessary parts were chopped down. Many improvisations were carried out and finally after months of hardwork the bike was ready.”

Some More Images (CLICK ON THUMBNAILS for bigger images)—-

So, what do you have to say about this modified Bajaj Pulsar 150? Do share your views by penning them down in the comments section below.