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Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 marked the beginning of a new style of motorcycles in the manufacturer's lineup but one thing that remained as the older crop is how much of an empty canvas they are in terms of customisation. Today's feature comes from EIMOR Customs who've come up with Laila – an Interceptor 650 that looks like the Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled. And by the looks of it, not only does it look like one but it'll also function like a scrambler.
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The motorcycle has been given several aftermarket and custom-built upgrades that inlcude a 2 to 1 exhaust system that will have reduced overall weight. Other weight saving parts include a fibre glass skid plate and body panels fashioned from aluminium.
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About the parts that come from a Royal Enfield Himalayan. Laila is fitted with front tubes from a Himalayan with YSS fork enhancement kit. Over at the rear, it gets a YSS monoshock designed for the Himalayan. To accommodate the monoshock, the team had to make alterations to the swingarm and the frame.
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Laila runs on a 21-inch wheel up front and a 17-inch at the rear, shod with dual purpose Metzeler Karoo tyres. Air filter comes from K&N and the engine and fuel tank guard are custom-built.
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Like the Desert Sled, the Interceptor scrambler gets a white paint scheme with red pinstriping and some more on the exposed frame. A lot of it is finished in black. The rearview mirrors have been replaced with aftermarket ones and it's been added with knuckle guards.
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