Kurukshetra-based Brotherhood Customs has modified
an MY2010 Bajaj Pulsar 220 as a café racer putting ideas into the minds of
owners looking to change the look and feel of their ride.
The Bajaj Pulsar 220 café racer gets a circular
headlamp with a chrome outline. The taillamp includes LEDs fitted on the tail
section at the end of the seat. The café racer inspired seat, and the chrome
custom exhaust adds a classic touch.
The motorcycle gets maroon brake calipers in the
front and rear. The fuel tank has also been painted with the same colour
scheme. The registration plate is positioned on the right side near the
suspension spring. The front fender has been shortened, and the Bajaj Pulsar
220 café racer continues with disc brakes in the front and rear.
The alloy wheels of the Bajaj Pulsar 220 café racer
by Brotherhood Customs is retained from the stock bike, and so is the
suspension system. The engine has been painted black while the instrumentation
console is a new, single pod unit.
