Gurgaon's Trip Machine’s specialties are leather motorcycle products and coffee. Their latest project combines both into one ultra-classic, and super fun, machine. We’ve seen coffee sidecar rigs before, but this is the first time we’ve seen one from India. Trip Machine started with a Royal Enfield 350 Classic, added a sidecar, then kitted it to serve up black gold. (Source: Bikeexif)
The setup includes a Rancillio espresso machine that can kick out 1,000 cups a day, plus a grinder, a blender, a rinse station, adequate drainage, and cold and dry storage. The bike itself has had some modifications too, to keep it looking as classic as possible. Trip Machine added subtle touches like custom-made fenders, different lighting, and a set of bars from an older Royal Enfield model.
Since the company specializes in leather, there’s a lot of that too. The grips, ‘X’ on the headlight, sidecar cover and traditional sprung saddle are all custom pieces. Wood trim on the counters adds another classy touch.
The rig’s license plate holder reads “I fuel humans,” so Trip Machine carried the ‘fuel’ theme through to the livery. Gulf Oil colors are often overused—but this rig is more than cute enough to pull it off. Coffee, anyone?
