Harley-Davidson to host customisation competition at IBW 2015

    Chetaan Shedjale, lead designer for Harley-Davidson Company will be one of the judges for the competition.

    Published On Feb 19, 2015 03:29:00 PM

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    Harley-Davidson will host two motorcycle customisation competitions at India Bike Week 2015. However, the catch here is that participants can only enter H-D motorcycles here.

    The first competition will see Harley-Davidson owners showcasing their custom creations at the venue, while the second competition will see the 16 different Harley-Davidson dealerships entering their creations, but with a twist. Here, only the India made Street 750 can enter. And to keep things fair, Harley-Davidson has also put a cap on the amount of money that each dealer can actually use to customise the Street 750.

    Like every year, we expect to see some very creative designs this time too, at the Harley-Davidson customisation section at IBW 2015.

    To make things more exciting, Harley-Davidson has flown to India, the Indian man who was a part of its design team for the Street 750 - Chetaan Shedjale. He is the lead designer at the Harley-Davidson Motor Company, and is responsible for its current and future industrial design. Chetaan will be part of the judging panel for these two competitions.

    Chetaan Shedjale is also responsible for two very popular Harley-Davidson Street 750 custom creations, the Urban Custom and the RDX 800. These two customised Street 750s are now ridden around the world, to inspire various people to customise their motorcycles.

    Stay tuned as we bring you the news from IBW 2015.
     

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