The Meteor is built down to a price, and is a potent commuter. Aesthetic corners have inevitably been cut, so Royal Enfield tapped Arjan van den Boom of Amsterdam’s Ironwood Motorcycles to add a little spice. (Source: Bikeexif)
The brief was maximum effect for minimum cost, so Arjan had to temper his usual approach and focus on smaller changes. He’s done a remarkably good job though, tidying up the back end with a custom bobber seat, blacking out as much chrome as he could, and building a custom exhaust. (Source: Bikeexif)
After adding new bars, YSS piggyback shocks and chunky Continental TKC tires, Arjan’s work was done. He handed over the bike to Royal Kustom Works, who finished it off with lashings of black paint and Star Wars-themed striping, complete with pinpricked star constellations. (Source: Bikeexif)
Adrian Sellers, the head of Royal Enfield’s custom program, says: “This build reinforces how important accessibility is to us as a brand, and how much can be achieved with a little imagination. Full credit to Arjan and the wider Ironwood team.” (Source: Bikeexif)
