Royal Enfield Thunderbird Updated into a Mind-Blowing Bobber

The Royal Enfield Thunderbird series was introduced as a proper cruiser bike by the company itself. On the contrary, the Classic and the Bullet series motorcycles are not cruisers at all; however, typical city motorbikes with retro styling. Not to mention, the Thunderbird is quite a popular motorcycle and gives a comfortable ride as well. Though not as popular in modified circuits as its cousins like the Bullet and Classic, it is certainly one of the most favorite motorcycles whenever it comes to bobber-cruiser style motorbike modifications. Attesting us right is the Emblem by Eimor Customs, a drop-dead stunning bobber themed motorcycle, which is based on the RE Thunderbird 350.

Eimor Customs is definitely not a new name in the industry of motorcycle modification and customization. They have a ton of gorgeous modified motorcycles under their belt and some of them just too good to be true. The Emblem is their newest creation and we are forced to say that it looks just outstanding. The rims on the Emblem have been blacked out and now an aftermarket speedo unit embellishes the headlight top.

In addition, the front end of the motorcycle sports a chic 7-inch headlamp, which augments the oomph factor of the motorcycle instantly. The rear and front fenders have been changed for the built whereas the tyres at both ends are new as well, with the rear one being a huge fat piece of rubber. Moreover, an aftermarket brake has swapped the stock unit and appears great on the build. And we are certain that the silencer pipe will sound better than it appears.

The bar end mounted indicators, custom rear view mirror alongside the aftermarket custom indicators and handlebar at the rear and front speak volumes about the job done on this motorcycle. The majority of the bits in the motor area have been coated in black; however, the motor itself has been offered a grey finish. Finally, a tailored leather saddle completes the entire package.

Talking about the Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350, this bike was modernized with a dual channel ABS. The motorcycle is powered by a 346cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled motor, which produces a peak torque of 28 Nm and a maximum power of 19.8 Bhp. The motor comes mated to a five-speed transmission. Currently, Royal Enfield is testing the next-gen model of Thunderbird that has been spotted testing several times and it is expected to be introduced in the first quarter of next year.