Bajaj Avenger 220 Modified to Look Like an Indian Scout

Avenger 220 Modified to Look Like an Indian Scout: Ibrar Bike Decorator from Patna visually converted Bajaj Avenger into an Indian Scout. The feat was achieved at a cost of INR 60,000. First of all, stock components of Bajaj Avenger were removed to analyse which can be reused and which needed an upgrade. Not so surprisingly, almost everything instead of suspension and frame was left unused as it altered the muscular stance of Indian Scout. While most modifiers would left the engine section untouched, Ibrar went ahead with custom designed cover that resembles V-Twin engine from a big bike like Indian Scout. It was given slight chrome treatment. [caption id="attachment_210584" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Bajaj Avenger 220 Modified to Look Like an Indian Scout[/caption] Front of Bajaj Avenger was equipped with new aftermarket headlight, wide fender, dual purpose wide tyre (inspired from Scout) and five spoke chrome alloy wheels. One can spot custom designed fuel tank with exactly same design as Scout’s fuel tank. They have used that long vertical piece of plastic that holds the radiator in Scout in the same manner. Rear end features a fat tyre, extra wide fender, aftermarket under seat panel and a different seat with integrated backrest. Move to the right side and you will spot Scout inspired twin exhaust system. A huge rear cruiser specific disc is also seen. Each modification is unique in its own self and this one from Ibrar Bike Decorator shows how neatly one can derive an internationally acclaimed in his or her own ride. They have even used Scout specific tank stickers and one Indian Motorcycle moniker above the headlight. Extra long wheelbase of Scout helps them place their front seat in that iconic V shaped pattern. The bike is owned by Saif. Avenger can currently be bought in 180 Street, 220 Street and 220 Cruise option. It proves to be the perfect option when buyer is looking forward to long distance riding with highest possible seating comfort. Photos & Details Shared by Mď Ãźąm Mâĺiçk