Beat that: 54 army men on a Royal Enfield Bullet Cast Iron 500
Indian Army Royal Enfield Bullet World Record
What happens when a bunch of bored airmen hanging around their hangars find a solitary Royal Enfield Bullet CI500 parked nearby? They all decide to go for a ride together, all 54 of them. The Indian Air Force station at Yelahanka, Bangalore, was witness to an awe inspiring display of sheer daredevilry and outstanding team work, when 54 brave and skilled men of the Indian Army Service Corps motorcycle display team rode on a solitary 500cc cast iron engined, Royal Enfield Bullet.
Indian Army Royal Enfield Bullet World Record
The Army team, called the ”Tornadoes”, broke the world record for the maximum number of people on a single motorcycle, by riding together for a distance of 1.1 km. This feat surpasses the previous world record achieved by another team of the Indian Army, where 48 men rode another Royal Enfield Bullet. Notably, the cast iron engine of the
Royal Enfield Bullet remained bone stock for the world record breaking feat. This is yet another feather in the Royal Enfield Bullet’s long and illustrious existence as India’s most iconic and recognizable motorcycle.
Indian Army Royal Enfield Bullet World Record
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WHAT a g8 very nice 2 c Indin Army with Royal Enfield stunt :-D
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Great shot and congrads on the new record, This is the king of stuff my Blog is all about.
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Nestor
My grandfather was on the record-breaking Detroit Police stunt Squad back when this record was at 18. That is 18 200 pound guys, on an unmodified Indian (the brand name, not the country) motorcycle.
That was in the 1930′s.