#royal enfield cafe racer

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Royal Enfield Continental GT650 by XTR Pepo.

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Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 w/ MK Designs Fairing

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A short trip to friedwald, where the ashes of my mother and my dog rest.

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Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 Cafe Racer

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The Anchor: A Tribute to Precision on Two Wheels

When the spirit of craftsmanship meets the world of motorcycle customization, the result is bound to be extraordinary. "The Anchor" is precisely that—a powerful, old-school hardtail chopper built on a Royal Enfield Himalayan frame. Designed for an Indian Naval officer, this unique build brings to life the aesthetics of a war submarine, creating a bike that is as bold as it is meticulously crafted.

At the heart of "The Anchor" is its distinctive setup, starting with an impressive 12021" front tire paired with a robust 20018" rear tire. This aggressive stance gives the bike a solid road presence, which is complemented by the fatter front suspension. Notably, there is no brake setup on the front end—a rare choice that puts all the focus on its stunning 80-spoke wheel assembly. With this bold decision, the bike achieves a minimalist look while still retaining a vintage, raw appeal.

The color combination of black and copper mirrors the style of a submarine, paying homage to the military inspiration behind the build. The bike’s fuel tank and wiring box are attached to the chassis with a unique fastening system, featuring Indian Air Force Helicopter Mil Mi-4 fastening cables—a confidential component that truly elevates the bike’s authenticity and gives it an air of exclusivity. Copper studs are crimped into place, adding a level of finesse that speaks to the skill and creativity poured into every inch of this build.

The hand-crafted touches extend to the foot controls and hand grips, both turned from copper, tying the theme together and lending a warm metallic contrast against the sleek black body. Meanwhile, the front and rear hubs have been turned out of aluminum and painted black, aligning with the bike's no-nonsense, military-grade look. The visible bolts, cables, and fittings reinforce the “super mechanical” vibe, much like the intricate, exposed workings found in a submarine’s engine room.

One standout feature is the ape handlebars, installed under the T-plate to achieve a clean, old-school finish. This attention to detail enhances "The Anchor’s" vintage chopper appeal while maintaining a polished, cohesive look from end to end.

"The Anchor" isn’t just a bike—it’s a story of military-inspired craftsmanship, a showcase of dedication, and an embodiment of raw power. Each detail, from the submarine-inspired color scheme to the specially sourced copper and aluminum components, tells a story of precision, discipline, and artistry that’s sure to captivate motorcycle enthusiasts and military aficionados alike.

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New bar end mirrors and a 2nd seat cowl that matches the gas tank