Rajputana Customs' Brat Cafe Racer based on Street 750 at Harley Rock Riders Season V

Rajputana Custom Motorcycles (RCM)- a renown Jaipur based motorcycle customizing firm showcased a Brat Cafe Racer based on the new Street 750 at the Harley Rock Riders Season V. This isn’t the firm's first tryst with customizing Harley-Davidson motorcycles, they has previously customized a Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight and Harley-Davidson Iron 883. So, lets checkout what is special in it.

The RCM build Street 750 is a cafe racer motorcycle with brat style seat. You can see some major changes in the headlight, front and rear suspensions, wheels, tyres, seat and handlebars. The customized bike also gets a sporty paint scheme and some custom elements on the fuel tank. However, the engine and exhaust is looking exactly similar to the stock model.

RCM has used fat inverted forks at the front, while a mono-shock suspension with some tweaks in the swing-arm at the rear. The RCM's Street 750 features a proper cafe style clip-on set of handle bars to provide a lean forward riding position. However, when you look at the classic spoke wheels and fat tyre without any mudguard, you can also imagine it as a bobber motorycle.

The heart of the Street 750- the all new liquid-cooled Revolution X V-Twin engine, which didn't received any customization is capable to deliver 60.3Nm of peak torque at just 4,000rpm. The braking system of the RCM's Street 750 has also been retained from the stock model, which includes 292mm front and 260mm rear discs. However, the brake fluid container is looking different.

Harley Davidson Stret 750 stock model: