enfield from India
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enfield from India
Hi all, over the last couple of years i have made quite a few Indian mates, well I have always wanted an enfield.....question is why are they so expensive here, but a new enfield in India is about 2k, second hand descent models start from $400, so question is, now I have trustworthy connections is it possible to import one out here, and if so what do i have to do when its landed.
Cheers
Kirk
Cheers
Kirk
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Re: enfield from India
A pre 89 unmodified one should be easy enough
The Indians sometimes modify them too, the 500 was considered a big bike where I was
Posted some Indian choppers a shop there was turning out, all Enfield's but spent a long time looking but unable to find them on either Photobucket I have
The Indians sometimes modify them too, the 500 was considered a big bike where I was

Posted some Indian choppers a shop there was turning out, all Enfield's but spent a long time looking but unable to find them on either Photobucket I have

Re: enfield from India
Buy an export model apparently the ones built for the local market are no where near as good quality wise and probably no compliance for oz, theres been a fair bit of info on enfields around so shouldn't be hard to suss out.
Re: enfield from India
Is that a 500 enfield with a fake rear cylinder and pipe, looks much better than the chinese copy choppers.
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Re: enfield from India
Here are some I posted before I went to India http://www.choppersaustralia.com/forum/ ... php?t=2681






























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Re: enfield from India
The market for Enfields this year is going to be somewhat crowded . An Expat Indian gent in Melbourne is importing a sizable number of pre-88's . He currently buys good examples in Indian , has them stripped down and has a nut & bolt restoration done on them . They also integrate parts off the Western market versions like Tyres , brakes and a few other things . First dozen land in Melbourne later this month .
I was hired by the gent to consult on the vehicle importation side of things . I did try to wrangle an Enfield as my fee but no dice . Have no details on how these will be marketed out here or where they will be available from . I believe these will hit the local market in March so keep an eye out for them .
I was hired by the gent to consult on the vehicle importation side of things . I did try to wrangle an Enfield as my fee but no dice . Have no details on how these will be marketed out here or where they will be available from . I believe these will hit the local market in March so keep an eye out for them .
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Re: enfield from India
A real one done in Wales in the 70's - hopefullly about to be resurected for a Feburary bike show in NSW

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Re: enfield from India
Jeez you can see a world of influence in those indian chops but with a local twist very good to see indeed.
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